Eastbound on the greenway headed toward the Salem Lake dam, just as you cross the concrete ford, about 200 yards further east, there is a large limbless, dead tree trunk lying across the trail and the shoulders of the trail. It is about a foot in diameter. The only way to get past it is to go over it. When approaching from the dam side, it is visible on a straightaway. When approaching from the ford side it is just past a curve so be careful. As usual, it probably won't be taken care of by the city until next week, or maybe later.
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