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Mother Brown @ The Red Lion
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12.7.11
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Our esteemed
Mother Brown laid us a cracking trail, all over Chobham
Common Our park ranger Steve was not here to guide us this week, but his
brother Dave was as entertaining as ever. Wally brought us some virgin
hashers, Paul, his son Hector and Michael, who seemed to enjoy themselves,
and I think will be back for more. The front runners
really were front running bastards this week, but everyone tried to keep together,
and no one was lost! Very nice
afterwards, some yummy chips kept appearing to ease everyone’s appetites, and
all were happy! Thank you Ron! Did you
know the Common was purchased in 1968 by Surrey County Council for £1 per
acre from Lord Onslow, just the 1400
acres that’s all , a mere snip eh? |
1421
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Wasser @ The Drummond Arms Inn
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19.7.11
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Showers galore before we arrived,
left us with a nice shaggy trek up a steep hill to start then to find it was
a false trail! Aha, we thought, and
off into the farmer’s fields we went, and many there were, up and down dales
galore, and into Blackheath Common, all 83 hectares
of it, apparently nesting for woodlarks and nightjars, we have a few of those
in our midst!
Another logger’s paradise tonight, Wasser kept us busy, going to and fro, and a mighty fine
route he did create, although the rain sadly washed away a lot of flour
between checks. Guests tonight were
Simple from Guildford Hash, also The Pro flew in from Madrid for his usual
three months of English Summer, and Pig Pen brought his friend Tracy along,
who could certainly crack on a bit, a dash of stamina these cyclists have!
Thirteen stalwarts braved the showers for the off, and some made it in before
it started again. As the kids say…..Big up Wasser…..a
runners’ delight tonight. Well done! Hope the next is as good.
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1422
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Pig Pen @ The Hare and Hounds
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26.7.11
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Pig Pen chose, a beautiful mix of landscapes as we
were treated to a run through West End Common and then onto the boggy
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1423
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Lunchbox @ The
Villagers
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2.8.11
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It
seemed to start inauspiciously, as The Villagers has been closed for a year,
so our down down’s after had to be moved to another pub, The Drummond Arms. Suddenly,
about a dozen people appeared at once, hurrah! Lunchbox did his very best, as always, we
were sent off into the woods and heathland, Blackheath Common Chilworth
Common, and lots of purple heather on the hill sides. Super trail all over
the shop, our new young upstarts, Matt & Stuart rejoined us for another
gallop and Tracy too joined the posse, a bit of a muggy night, but beautiful
to be out running up and down hills.
Sarah was good to see her over the last few weeks.
New
hash names have been hereby given, as follows,
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1424
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Worzel @ The Jovial Sailor
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9.8.11
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Another of life’s surprises last night, we arrived
to find a Ford Capri Owner’s Club meeting in the car park, all mint 1984
cars, many in yellow, even a 1973 too, very nice. Marco Van Basten, aka
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