And also some of Lois Y. Green's Conservation Park ... Not exactly dawn, but still pretty stinking early. Gon' be hot today, so early it was. The county has built two new bridges on the Kengla portion of the trail (Emory Lane to the ICC) that replace somewhat sketchy planks laid across deep streams. So THAT was a pleasant surprise. Crossing the roads was ... well, it was rush hour, so patience was required. Trails were in great shape, even clipped and trimmed in some places and not much blood was donated this time. Recent rains have created mudholes here and there but the tread itself was excellent. Explored a couple of "i wonder where that goes" trails, especially the half-mile from 8.7 and verified, nah, don't need to that again. Clearly made by hikers with many many logs across the trail in unrideable configurations. Verified the cutoff down the Lake Bernard Frank dam is the right way to skip a bunch of paved trail, so that will be the regular route from now on. At 20.2, rode the "alternate" unofficial trail that hugs the creek (bonus: no climbing!) for about 1.5 miles and discovered some re-routing in there including a homemade bridge over a creek that's been an ugly hike-a-bike for YEARS. Someone has been clipping and trimming on that trail, too. Felt pretty good the whole way, even with the early start (helllo? am i awake yet?). Everything held up.