Sunday, August 2

#1269 Belle Vue, Great Plantation, Liverton - Mouthful and Nobutt - 1 Aug 2026

A extremely dry trail around the muddiest place in Devon. Nearly 5 miles for the longs, with at least two of longs being ha ha's! The 11 of us on trail (Happy Snapper taking the photograph), kept together well, and apparently we agreed not to do the final long. Happy Snapper, Wilf and I must have missed that memo, and so Mouthful had to come along with us. We passed the Star Inn at 11.56, but by 12.02, they still weren't open, and there was a queue, so got back on trail. 
Thankyou hares!
Next week we're at Ellerhayes!

Monday, July 20

#1267 King George V playing fields - Speedy - 19 July 2026

A speedy trail with visitor's and a pub stop. There pub wasn't quite open though. And then Paperwork needed a pee. Down downs for the visitors for not bringing money on the hash, to Speedy for graduating, and for Tight for talking about parish councils an the way round. And for me too for accident putting apple juice in my own beer instead of the down down one.

Sunday, July 12

#1266 University of Exeter - Can't Tell- 12 July 2026

A very nice hash today bare in mind the heat, amazing views and perfect timing and excellently layed, loads of long shorts splits and a few fishhooks. Big thanks to cant tell for laying this hash. SOTB

Sunday, June 21

#1263 Saddle Tor - No Butt and Mouthful - 14 June 2026

The Ashburton H3 take over

Tight, Rosie and I arrived at the Saddle tor car park to find No Butt and Mouthfull just finishing their trail. 

A few moments later Cheesy Chips, Vampire and Miles arrived shortly followed by Tesco’s finest and Dicksack, had we arrived on the wrong day? As we tentatively shuffled around to make a circle, Whizz joined us making the take over complete. 

We headed off up Saddle tor, the first of only 2 promised hills, what a stunning view from the top looking down towards the Teign estuary, I think I could see my house. 

Across the moor, over granite boulders, passed sheep and cattle, lots of cattle and a few ponies we wound out way to Emsworthy mire, a lone Cuckcoo was heard, while the Willow Warblers, Chiffchaffs and Stonechats told us to get off their land and keep moving. 

The sweety stop was in a water meadow, we were surrounded by Lesser March orchids and Cottongrass, the silence was deafening. 
By this point we had done 3 of the promised 2 hills with a 4th looming large ahead of us, but we had no choice but to climb. 

We made our way through to maze of dry stone walls, I saw a Common lizard basking in the sun, it saw me and ran to hide. More cows, more hill but so worth it, the scenery was amazing, we forget this is only 20 mins from most of us. 

Back to the cars, out came the beers and crisps, shortly followed by an audience of ever inquisitive ponies who had to be shoo’d away. 

On on. WR.