Seventeen SMMTC volunteers were on hand to organize and supervise the trail maintenance activities. Volunteers were organized into several crews. Crews were shuttled to various trail heads, assigned crew leaders and issued tools. The crewleaders conducted tool talk and safety briefings to their respective crews. Four crews hiked to their assigned work sites, up the Blue Canyon/Old Boney trails. The Sierra Club volunteers were shuttled their work sites on the Coyote. The CORBA crew was shuttled to the Guadalasca Trail. Two crews were shuttled to the Upper Sycamore Canyon Trail. The trails, crews and work accomplishments were as follows: Blue Canyon Trail: Crew #1; 9 volunteers. Crew #1 Lopped brush from a badly overgrown trail. Minor tread work to repair recent storm damage. Crewleader: Anne Russell Total volunteer hours: (9 volunteers x 6 hours) = 54 hours Feet of trail maintained: 520 Blue Canyon Trail (Actually Old Boney Trail - east): Crew #2; 6 volunteers. Crew #1 Lopped brush from a badly overgrown trail. Minor tread work to repair recent storm damage. Crewleaders: Jon Sheldon/Ruth Felton - Total volunteer hours: (6 volunteers x 6 hours) = 36 hours Feet of trail maintained: 790 Blue Canyon Trail: Crew #3; 7 volunteers. Crew #31 Lopped brush from a badly overgrown trail, minor tread work to repair recent storm damage and cleared a few drains. Crewleader: Greg Sweel Total volunteer hours: (7 volunteers x 6 hours) = 42 hours Feet of trail maintained: 1,200 Blue Canyon Trail: Crew #4; 8 volunteers. Crew #4 Lopped brush from a badly overgrown trail, minor tread work to repair recent storm damage and cleared a few drains. Crewleader: George Sherman Total volunteer hours: (8 volunteers x 6 hours) = 48 hours Feet of trail maintained: 1,200 Upper Sycamore Canyon: Crew #1: 12 volunteers. This crew was assigned the task of completely restoring a washed out stream crossing. The tasks involved repairing/building two large rock walls, constructing a ramp up the stream bank and repairing two drai