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Welcome!

...to the club! Membership has been growing steadily since '96. (Psst: Solrac, M-U-M; anyone gonna tell 'em about the sock trick???)
 

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You mean, stuffing your socks into your mouth while crossing so that when you slip on the slime barefooted and take a dive, they won't get wet. No, I didn't tell them. They don't listen anyway. I just said, go for it, and pulled out my camera.
 

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"You mean, stuffing your socks into your mouth while crossing so that when you slip on the slime"

Personally, I like to hear the screaming.

:smilewinkgrin:

Tomorrow's ride: Extra socks, zipbaggie, check.
 

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Shamefully I am a member of this club. I coasted about 3/4 of the way before taking the first pedal stroke at which point my bike decided that it would rather be on top of me than below me. "Ride on the green stuff, there's more traction" they said, but I was pretty sure that was bollocks. I believe it was in November.. it turned out to be a cold ride.
 

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I joined the Corn Mill Shoals Sploosh club yesterday. I've ridden it succesfully but took the plung yesterday. My theory is the hot weather has promoted alge growth making it slicker than it was when I was successful back in the winter.
 

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The tan algae is very slick. The furry green algae has good traction. The good green algae only seams to grow in the deeper faster moving waters. Perhaps it has to do with the weather. It's very patchy at the moment and you need luck on your side to successfully ride across.. In years past there was a thick bed of furry green algae and you could ride across without much trouble.
 
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