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Hey everybody, welcome to the single tracks podcast.

My name is Jeff, and if you're joining us today, this is part two of a story that we started

last week about my own personal 29 Trails in 29 Days Challenge.

If you missed the first half, you can definitely go back and pick that up,

but if not, don't worry, you're not going to be too lost. So it's day 20 of my 29 trails in 29 days

challenge. And I'm only 15 trails in, so halfway there. So today I drove to Conyers, Georgia, and the Georgia International

Horse Park, home of the 1996 Olympic mountain bike course. It's the only Olympic course on

U.S. soil, which is pretty exciting. But for those of us who live in the area, we sometimes

take it for granted. There used to be an annual 24-hour race on the

course, which was called 24 Houniers. And for those who watched the documentary 24-Solo,

it's the same course where Chris Etoff races for his seventh world championship 24-hour solo race.

Shortly after the Olympics, the course fell into disrepair, and Leah tells me she

couldn't even follow the trail just a year later. Fortunately, the local Sorba chapter

picked up the ball and continues to maintain the trails today. Of course, there have been a few

changes since the 1996 games, but you can still see the wooden TV camera platforms placed at strategic turns,

and the yellow course boundaries are still painted onto the granite. For my ride, I decided to start

on the steeplechase loop, which begins in the field beside the main parking lot. I've written here

dozens of times, but for some reason I started going the wrong direction on the trail, ignoring the wrong way signs along the way.

Oh well, I only ran into one other mountain biker and a trail runner, and neither of them seemed to mind.

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