We run on a Sunday morning at 11am, within ~15 miles of Exeter. All abilities are welcome. Click this link for more info about us and hashing in general, or join our WhatsApp group
Sunday, March 2
Diary Update
Anyone coming to the Stix's trail next week in Exminster(9th March, see map), please park on the road or car park near the entrance to Milbury Reach. Then walk down the grassy area between the houses, to find us at number 54 (on the left).
Hares are required for 27th April, and most dates in May and June.
Don't forget our first Sunday Lunch hash is at the Imperial, Exeter on 23rd March, where all members will get a subsidised meal. This Sunday lunch hash was planned to take place on the 30th - but its Mothering Sunday! Hence the venue has changed on the 30th - now at Pynes Hill, Exeter.
Squabmoor Reservoir Car Park, Woodpecker
Speedy has written the blog this week!
"A great hash laid by Woodpecker, even though there was a few whinges from Rocky. First of all we went across a river. It was not a very wide river, but it was deep and shiggy, but we all managed to get across. We carried on and we came to a field. One of the hashers went through the wrong gate and luckily the deputy sheriff was there and she got fined. Finally we came to the sweetie stop which was not the end. We had lots of sweets and the sweets were quite good; I liked them. After that we were quite tired, but the good thing was there was not much shiggy bits, just a few brambles. Finally, we got back and we had the circle. Rocky whinged because he got a fine for falling over and there was a long down down for a new hasher."
"A great hash laid by Woodpecker, even though there was a few whinges from Rocky. First of all we went across a river. It was not a very wide river, but it was deep and shiggy, but we all managed to get across. We carried on and we came to a field. One of the hashers went through the wrong gate and luckily the deputy sheriff was there and she got fined. Finally we came to the sweetie stop which was not the end. We had lots of sweets and the sweets were quite good; I liked them. After that we were quite tired, but the good thing was there was not much shiggy bits, just a few brambles. Finally, we got back and we had the circle. Rocky whinged because he got a fine for falling over and there was a long down down for a new hasher."
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| Sweeties at the regroup |
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| Newly-named "Wobbly-bitz" enjoying her down-down |
Sunday, February 23
Widecombe Way, Exeter: Hole in One
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| Sweetie Stop |
View 23/02/2014 Hole In One Hash (3.4 miles) in a larger map
Sunday, February 16
Forest Gate Car Park, Ashclyst Forest: 16th February
A beautiful sunny morning! After another week of winter storms, it was great to be back at Ashyclyst. Sore Point and Paperwork had been out the day before to lay a joint trail for us and Taunton hash. Paperwork warned us that we would need snorkeling equipment and he wasn't wrong! It was a great 3.5 mile trail, and despite quite a few fallers (including FF, Beanbag and Rocky), it was definably the best joint trail this year! Without our sheriff , FF policed the Circle, and Dave was named Donkey Dave from Dawlish, or 3D for short.
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View Forest Gate, 16 Feb 2014 in a larger map
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| A beautiful morning. |
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| Sweetie Stop (at the same place as the last Ashclyst trail) |
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| Hash christenning |
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| Down Down for newly named "3D" |
View Forest Gate, 16 Feb 2014 in a larger map
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