We will be working on the mid-sections of the Watersprite trail and or Demon Ridge trail, cutting back the last couple of years of alder growth.  We will be on the trail for six to eight hours.  The work will involve running a brush cutter and or carrying fuel and raking off the cut brush.  This is mostly two-year-old alder that can be flicked off the trail with a rake.  If you have ever been hit in the face by an alder, now is your chance for revenge.  Some people may be camping the previous night in the parking lot for a second fun-filled day on Thursday.  There is plenty of alder to go around.  No previous experience is required.