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Run #1269 - Wednesday 13 July 2016
  • Destination: Slettomnen
  • Hares: Rescue Patrol and Coming With Turtles
  • In the pack: Foggy Glasses, Comes Every Time, Deep Throat, Bubbles, Flip-Flop, Hara Kari, Bambi, Check Me Out and Just Pawel
  • Pooch: Just Laps
  • Your scribe: Foggy Glasses
Being in the middle of the summer holidays, the smallest pack so far this year, including a virgin, turned up at the hare's new abode way out in the sticks for run #1269.

After being filmed by Dronos, a drone belonging to the Polish contingent, followed by a short chalk talk, ON-OUT was called. The hares had promised a lot of virgin territory and we were not disappointed. The trail took us through forest paths in the general direction of Smøråsfjellet. However, before we were anywhere near the summit, the trail took us back DOWN-DOWN again along other forest paths to a small beach by a brook for a mobile refreshment stop: red wine lined with Coca Cola! All the time entertained by Flip-Flop speeding through the forest on a child's foot-operated vehicle, i.e. a scooter.

The trail to the ON-INN and back to the start was a fairly short affair.

A birthday girl, Rescue Patrol, was celebrated in the circle, albeit without an obligatory Hash Birthday Cake. Apart from some lost property from the Danish Nash Hash returned to the forgetful owner, the circle followed the regular BH3 pattern. The evening was rounded off with some excellent nosh and booze.
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