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  1. Please don’t. In just one case, an injured Caracal is being tracked by SPCA and Rangers, your presence and that of others will jeopardise their efforts as you force the wildlife further into hiding. There are a myriad of other issues that don’t pertain to our mountain bike trail soil conditions. If you know the areas are closed, there should be no reason to seek alternative means to gain entry. The Park boundary is porous, SANParks can hardly close or man every route..
  2. You seem almost proud of yourself. ????‍♂️
  3. Great that you want to get involved. Without either money or volunteer contributions, there will be very little riding opportunities in Cape Town.
  4. There would have been no reason to request a donation from so many generous people, or the need to set up an advocacy membership –again supported by many more generous people acting in the best interest of Tokai– had a percentage of activity card earnings made it's way back to our trails, or any other mtb trail in the Park for that matter.
  5. Oh, you're talking about the "Broken Road". The Donkey trail is not open but now that that's clear, as you were. As for the rest, exclusivity is not our thing but if you ever find it in you to support us with a meager R400 per year so we can continue open more cool stuff, I've posted the link. See you on the mountain. Laters!
  6. We're raising funds to continue the work. Lots and lots still planned. http://tokaimtb.co.za/membership/ Boards are available at; Bike Park Uitsig, Freewheel Cycology, Revolution Cycles, Trail and Tar, Bikemob.
  7. Then please do not promote riding it. Thank you. That said, I am in particular very happy you approve. Do you know about our membership?
  8. Did you notice that despite there being wind, it wasn't actually as bad as in the suburbs? I found that despite some headwind gusts, I may have even set a PB on Vasbyt. Same for Snakes, largely sheltered in their location just on the back of the slopes.
  9. The rest of the story goes.. 3 fires set in that section by 10am, the first started at around 3am. That fire was the 4th! Someone was seen leaving the scene but got away. Edit. SO the total fires for the day was 6!!! All the sections had someone light a fire at various parts of the day, upper, middle and lower.
  10. Ja, heard that.. you weren't turning back up the hill, nor was I heading back down. "Howsit!"
  11. Hey! You could smile your way out of any trouble.. so don't stop. Take it easy. Think you've earned a lift up on your next visit..
  12. Oops. You didn't read the brief. Req is for web. (..and safe printing (even litho) at 100% scale is around 125ppi. You could allow 200% increase from a 300ppi image without loss of quality. Increasing res as you've pointed out is voodoo and should be avoided without dedicated scaling apps..) Slow, best first step is to ensure you're not upscaling too many images by too much. Start by finding the smallest and judge what is needed to get it to the largest scale you need. Some images may not work out too well due to their initial size however. Photoshop does batching quite well but when the process starts running, you won't know the result until it is complete. I'd be happy to help but be warned, different scales from multiple sources is a hefty task. I could help take a big bite into the batch. What remains would most likely be the manual sorting. With enough luck, this would not be too many. Edit: just saw more detail in your other post. One can build scaling into a batch with option to manually adjust the product based on a "set", also created in the batch.
  13. Question is, would it be considered cheating if an abnormally high level of chilli was found in the winner's test result?
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