Yesterday was paperwork day.  I drew diagrams of how things should be set up in the arena for our two arena based events and then printed out diagrams of how the obstacles work.  That info is for the setup crew.  Next will be judges paperwork. 

The roof is almost complete.  Now we are waiting for the ridge vent materials. Apparently it will be a couple more weeks before they arrive, which is fine, there is no real rain in the forecast, and the roofers say that the roof is watertight in any case.  Michael says my sprinkler pipes are done, but I haven't picked them up yet.

This morning Donald and I "brushed out" a trail.  I had failed completely to drain the muddy swamp at the bottom of Buckeye pasture, it is still a churned up, gloppy mess so we needed an alternate route.  Yesterday Carrie and I walked a path from the east Clover Flats gate down the canyon to a point just past the swamp.  For years people have wound their way up and down the south side of the stream, dodging trees and low limbs.  It is a really pretty area when you aren't ducking something.  Unfortunately dozens of trees have been out competed by their neighbors, died and fallen or partially fallen, all along the route.  Other trees have branched out to take their place.  The resulting tangle of dead wood and new branches has effectively blocked all reasonable routes. Even the cows; who are masters of forcing their way through; had problems.   I chainsawed while Donald cleared up for about 4 1/2 hours before I felt the trail was clear and would be nice to ride.   This trail  will make a great trail link across the bottom of Jungle Pasture.