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>Do I really just have to brute force my way with hedgeclippers and loppers?
Depends, are you that retarded guy from /diy/ who insists that using a scythe will ruin your back?
If not, get a thick-bladed scythe (Schröckenfux Wildwuchs is pretty much the standard there, even though the fuckers ship it blunt and unhammered - there's other manufaturers too, but afaik only Schröckenfuchs sells internationally).
If there's no vines in that brush, you can easily clear 200-300m per hour. If there's vines, and you have to do diving cuts (where you come in from above and pull at a right angle to your blade) it's more like 50m/h.
Once you've cut everything, it wil mostly lie to the side already from the scything motion, and you can rmove the rest with any fork-like tool. After that, it'll take half a year or so until it gets overgrown again, and if the trail is walked regularly, plants will only grow in from the sides, which makes them easy to remove.

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