The crew used two gas powered hedge trimmers to cut and clear brush and weeds growing along the edges and into the Wood Canyon and La Jolla Valley roads. Work also consisted of using loppers and hand saws to cut and clear small trees. We utilize these roads in Point Mugu State Park on a regular basis to provide access to the trails in La Jolla Valley. This work was necessary to help prevent damage to the sides of our vehicles. The number of feet of trail worked is zero since this was not actual trail work. We also checked out the scope of work for our upcoming work in the La Jolla Valley walk-in campground. A group of ten volunteers assembled at Wendy & Potrero for the shuttle to the worksite. Our objective for the day was to brush the paths connecting the group and individual campsites to the common areas in the campsite. A fallen Oak blocking access several sites was cut apart and removed. Three gas-powered brush trimmers were utilized to trim back vegetation. Several volunteers followed behind and removed the cuttings. In the campsites, areas around picnic tables were tidied up and choice spots for tents were made by clearing grasses and mustard.