Circle up from Heatree Activity Centre, Manaton
With Pisswell
FLINTSTONES HASH
Who Wuz there?
Pisswell,
  Beefy, Piltdown man, Georgie Porgy, Checkmate, Leyton,  Oscar, Beth,  
ManPig, Forrest, Smellie, Beeflicker, Satnav, Wet Johnny,  Johnny (the  
Wet Jonny Imposter wearing matching coats), Runner bean,  Peter, Ernie  
and Cory (grandson), Strap on, Gaffa, Goldfish, Cheesy  Nipples, Chessy 
 Helmet, Coldtits, Elisa, Jonathon, Miss Inn, Soapy,  Melon Picker,  
Palmolive, Andy, Sarah, Wetfart, Artful Dogger.
(Hope that’s correct as I couldn’t see very well by the firelight, nor could anyone)
Circle:
In
  the absence of a GM, Piltdown Man welcomed hashers to circle  around  
the fire pit in the middle of the round house at Heatree. Manpig   
bravely ran through hot smouldering coals to make room for others and we
   all smelt smoky pig from there on.
A
 young virgin was announced and   dealt with in the usual way! Returnees
 Gaffa and Goldfish ( I think)   were welcomed back, although there were
 others just too frightened of   joining the inner circle.
Lurking
 in the dimsy light were also Cheesy   Nipples and Cheesy Helmet, not 
seen since their award winning Sandridge   Barton wine tour hash last 
year.
Hare raiser Smellie only has one date left for “the last day of the year”, Dec 30th, if anybody wants to lay a trail.
On to The hare:
Pisswell
  thanked those who had worn Flintstone outfits and invited  them to the
  inner circle. As Smellie was as yet undressed, the winner  would be  
decided later. A free grout ( Rugglestone currency) would be  awarded to
  the best fancy dress, which could be exchanged for a pint for  the  
winner.
Pisswell
  explained the normal 3 trails. She had forgotten her  tablet of stone 
 to read from, so made up some distances, each one longer  than the  
other. She had got very cold and wet so although there were  some checks
  this week, they were only one and on. After Cheerio Beerio’s  great  
swim at the beach success, there would again be time for a quick  dip,  
no swim wear required!
The
  hare had left her square wheeled bike available for hire but  had  
decided to take her hastily made cardboard car with enamel plated   
steering wheel. (Petrol not yet invented!)
The hash left to an on-on chorus of yabbadabbadoo!
The trail:

Yabba-dabba-doo!
Flintstones, at the round house
It’s the hash tonight for Teign valley
From the town of Heatree
Virgin ground wrote down in history
Circle in the Stone Age house we meet
Dressed up, now whose outfit can you beat?
When you’re with Teign valley
Have a yabba-dabba-doo time,
Best fancy dress time,
we’ll have a Flintstones time
…………
Lit up by the lights there
Pisswell (hare) will tell you all the way
All go to Heath-er-Combe
And then “make your choice”, what’s she will say
Walkers take a quick way if they like
Or bor-row the hare’s old square wheeled bike
Shorts go to Nats-worthy
Whilst the longs go up a steep hill
A bitter sweet pill
A Heathercombe steep hill
……………..
Pointless! You’ve the same place
Some more late as it is plain to see
Crossing the same road there
(Locals call it gate at Nats-wor-thy.)
Let’s run down the lane towards Jays grave
All will join to see her resting place
When you’re choosing splits there
Have a yabba-dabba chew time
A quick dip in time
A crunchy crisps old time!
…….
Walkers to the left there
Whilst the others look up Bowerman’s nose!
Shorts straight on to Blissmoor,
Whilst the longs go right up to his toes
Sneeze blows, Bowerman is full of snot
Blissmoor is now bog, with tors on top
On home to Heatree now
Have an on downs Rugglestone time
At Widecombe time
We’ll have a great old time!
We’ll have a gay old time!!!!
Yabaa-dabba-doo!
Out takes from the trail:
Coldtits arrived late and then got lost on the Heatree grounds before the start!
Wetfart had a lift up the first hill and then asked if the rest was all downhill!
The first hill for the longs was endless, causing Pisswell to wheel spin when she stopped to offer oxygen from her car!
The
  resulting downhill through a bog (in an eerie Dartmoor mist)  was I  
imagine pretty hard core as the hare was pretty scared laying it.  Even 
 brave fire fighter Cheesy Helmet said he left deep skid marks!
Natsworthy
  gate seemed to go without incident but the quick dip did  cause a  
little confusion! Kitty Jay turned in her grave as she hosted  crisps,  
bread sticks, Doritos and a selection of dips, so why were  hashers  
taking their clothes off? Beefy and Beeflicker had barely anything  on!
The
  split at Jays grave was getting late. Most walkers could get  off road
  to Cripdon Down South Tor and then home. shorts and longs went  to  
varying views of Bowermans nose. Lovely to see some photos of the   
heather and gorse there. And sorry, I must apologise, but the maniac   
cloud burst earlier at that point, had caused the hare to climb down   
over steep rocks from Hayne Down North Tor and just shelter in   
Bowerman’s nasal passages (nasal hare) and not give a shit! ( meant to  
 say that at the circle). So bit rubbish there.
Jonathan
  tried out Manaton road a few times (nice pub, the Kestor)  and then  
decided to go through Blissmoor with everyone else. The hare  had  
snipped away the brambles, flattened the bracken, hoovered the ticks,   
sponged the bog so it was quite easy in the oncoming dark!
Eventually,
  all returned by phone light but with firefighter Cheesy  Helmet 
leading  the rescue mission of Cheesy Nipples, Pisswell, Manpig  and 
Elisa  (super hashos), and rescuing Ernie and Cory, Coldtits,  Jonathon 
and  Forerst. (who was already at the pub I think!) Please let me  know 
if  this was correct. Hope I didn’t forget anybody! Is anyone still  out
  there?
The down downs at the Rugglestone:
The
  latecomers came in to an empty pub! Had they all gone home? In  fact, 
 there was no room at the Inn and they had been offered a lowly  outdoor
  shed for the miracle of all getting home in one piece!
Unfortunately,
  some hashers had chosen not to stay as their welcome  had not been  
fitting of the importance of their mighty conquest! All  jokes aside, I 
 am really sorry about that.
The
  pub had provided free down downs though, although they took  some time
  for the hare to obtain. Maybe that’s why the RAs Forrest and  Manpig  
forgot to thank the pub for the beers and they wouldn’t have  heard us  
anyway!
Manpig was an amazing songmeister but I can’t remember what we sang so I will make it up or miss it out.
First up was Beeflicker who had gone off piste into an angry farmer's field.
“Here’s to the piste taker, he’s so blue….”
Strap
  on had noted Beefy and Pisswell had swapped matching hash  t-shirts.  
Beefy had said that he was “unable to pull it off without  help!”
“Here’s to the pulled off….”
The
  hare, whose hash was “too dry”, “too much sun”, “too flat”,  “too much
  swimming”, “too many graves”, or some thing like that, was  given a 
down  down. She asked if the longs were exhausted from the hills.  Had 
they  preferred it up? Or preferred it down? As there was a quick  
recovery  from all involved, everyone appeared satisfied!
And
  then to the free pint for the best dressed. As Smellie was not  in the
  running anymore, votes were given for Wilmur Coldtits, Caveman  Beefy,
  Cavewoman Pisswell and then Forrest. Winning by the most decibels  was
  Forrest, who looked great swinging a huge mallet and club and  wearing
 a  black wig and dead rabbit skin waistcoat! He not only won the  grout
  for a free pint at the pub but awarded himself the remaining down  
down!
Before
  leaving, he amused us by the tale of Archangels missed down  down from
  the week before. Apparently, whilst paddling his kayak (and  offering 
 his David Hasselhoffs lifesaving ability) at Cheerio Beerios  hash and 
 dip in the sea, he was so swept away by the skimpy bikinis and  thongs 
 that he mislaid his paddle. So he is now dobbed in and definitely  up  
the creek without a paddle!
Next
  week: Beefys hash at middle car park at Trendlebeer down, with  the on
  down at The Dolphin at Bovey Tracey (That’s Bovey, Shitfaced)
On on to next week or ….
Yabbadabbadoo!
Yabbadabbadoo!
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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