Hash 1754. Mon. 6th August on Trendlebere Down.
Hare Poacher Scribe Roxanne
38 hashers circled up at Trendlebere Down car park on a lovely summer’s evening.
As the group assembled there was much amusement at Shit-Faced’s shaven
head not only the change in his appearance but also the large white
patch that had now appeared on an otherwise sun tanned face & head.
Tea Pot used his newly acquired shunting horn to bring the hashers to order in a slightly more tuneful manner than in recent weeks & Grand Master Piltdown Man introduced the evening’s proceedings.
The group included a number of Forest Stump’s relatives who were on a visit to Devon & Forest’s two young nephews where ceremoniously anointed as virgin hashers.
Wigwam winning the quiz question pint of beer for knowing that Aramaic was one of the languages used in Mel Gibson’s film The Passion of the Christ.
The hare, Poacher, informed the hash that there was one long short split, a sweetie stop & that he was slightly unsure of the distance {some hashers therefore fearing they could be in for a long one}.
From the car park the hash started with a reasonably steep climb across open moorland. Relatively early into the hash Poacher included a fish hook marking meaning that the first 6 hashers had to return to the back of the hash.
Other hashers being caught later in the run by a Ha Ha, Poacher sneakily adding a direction marking after the leading group had already run past.
An enjoyable run with a number of inclines & descents across gorse & bracken covered moorland, a long descent through a tree lined narrow pathway with rock & rubble underfoot & a small amount of road running. Care also had to be taken to pass the number of cow & calves that lined the route.
Beefy & Bluebird continued to film throughout the hash & have uploaded a number of scenic views & other interesting pictures to the TVH3 Facebook page. Beefy’s Strava confirming the longs had completed 3.9 miles.
After the hash it was back to the Kestor Inn in Manaton, the pub was already quite busy & the hash group added to the lively & vibrant atmosphere.
Song Master, Pork Torpedo, was in fine voice as always & Down Downs were awarded to:
POACHER: For another great testing trail.
BLUEBIRD: Spotted "road running" up that last hill.
PILTDOWN MAN: Carefully drove off leaving his trainers behind – despite questioning the wisdom of leaving his trainers under the back of his car whilst circling up.
HORNIE: For her unusual running style & being seen "merrily, merrily dancing down the hill".
The evening ended with Cold Tits being awarded a 400 run badge & Winfield being awarded a 1100 run badge – congratulations to both.
Just a reminder that next week’s hash - Monday 13th August is now from the RED ROCK BREWERY, Bishopsteignton, TQ14 9TD. Hares Shit-Faced & Archangel.
On-On
Roxanne
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Tea Pot used his newly acquired shunting horn to bring the hashers to order in a slightly more tuneful manner than in recent weeks & Grand Master Piltdown Man introduced the evening’s proceedings.
The group included a number of Forest Stump’s relatives who were on a visit to Devon & Forest’s two young nephews where ceremoniously anointed as virgin hashers.
Wigwam winning the quiz question pint of beer for knowing that Aramaic was one of the languages used in Mel Gibson’s film The Passion of the Christ.
The hare, Poacher, informed the hash that there was one long short split, a sweetie stop & that he was slightly unsure of the distance {some hashers therefore fearing they could be in for a long one}.
From the car park the hash started with a reasonably steep climb across open moorland. Relatively early into the hash Poacher included a fish hook marking meaning that the first 6 hashers had to return to the back of the hash.
Other hashers being caught later in the run by a Ha Ha, Poacher sneakily adding a direction marking after the leading group had already run past.
An enjoyable run with a number of inclines & descents across gorse & bracken covered moorland, a long descent through a tree lined narrow pathway with rock & rubble underfoot & a small amount of road running. Care also had to be taken to pass the number of cow & calves that lined the route.
Beefy & Bluebird continued to film throughout the hash & have uploaded a number of scenic views & other interesting pictures to the TVH3 Facebook page. Beefy’s Strava confirming the longs had completed 3.9 miles.
After the hash it was back to the Kestor Inn in Manaton, the pub was already quite busy & the hash group added to the lively & vibrant atmosphere.
Song Master, Pork Torpedo, was in fine voice as always & Down Downs were awarded to:
POACHER: For another great testing trail.
BLUEBIRD: Spotted "road running" up that last hill.
PILTDOWN MAN: Carefully drove off leaving his trainers behind – despite questioning the wisdom of leaving his trainers under the back of his car whilst circling up.
HORNIE: For her unusual running style & being seen "merrily, merrily dancing down the hill".
The evening ended with Cold Tits being awarded a 400 run badge & Winfield being awarded a 1100 run badge – congratulations to both.
Just a reminder that next week’s hash - Monday 13th August is now from the RED ROCK BREWERY, Bishopsteignton, TQ14 9TD. Hares Shit-Faced & Archangel.
On-On
Roxanne
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