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Two Feet of Tread

Shows how to widen a narrow trail using available decomposed granite soil from nearby slough. This assumes moist soil and applies to the Ashland, Oregon watershed area. 1. Remove organic debris. Leaves, pine needles, rotting wood, etc don't mix well with decomposed granite. Moist decomposed granite is a bit like concrete mix but not with organic material in it. 2. Loosen inside of trail with a tool like a pulaski. If soil is moist and devoid of roots and rocks, a shovel will work. 3. Cast the soil onto the outside edge of the trail. Use the slough from the inside of the trail to both widen the trail on the inside and add it to the outside for the double bonus. 4. Tamp, tamp, tamp. Tamp the tread, especially the outside edge. Tamp the downslope. Tamp the backslope. Tamp using your bodyweight and your feet. Tamp with a rogue hoe or pulaski. You can even use a flat shovel to tamp. 5. Tamp some more, you slacker!