FIRE HASH EXTRA

As soon as you see a torch light up, make your way towards it. You may be given a clue to the best route to start your approach via a small arrow on the ground, you don't have to follow it, it's just a guide.

When you get to a torch, wait until another one lights up - it will be clearly visible and in your line of sight. If you are suddenly confronted by a hedge or fence, you MUST explore a route without clambering through or over obstacles ... a large mass of hashers ignoring this could cause damage. DO NOT climb over BARBED WIRE fences ... you wouldn't on a normal hash, so please don't try it on this one. Fire hares will be observing at such points and you will be seen! Another little tip - we can see you, but you won't be able to see us as for 'flaming' obvious reasons, we won't be using head torches.

FIRE HASH at Maidencombe this Monday Nov 24th

Pub grub arranged. Beer price okay. Beer stop/regroup. Further info to follow.

Fire Hash November 24th

from the Thatched Tavern at Southern Maidencombe. Details posted tomorrow, trust me I'm an ...

Sorry no posts here today but ...

... I've been relaxing over on the sister site with some new whimsical videos. Don't forget, the downdown vid clips from the Bishop Lacey are ALL on there too, only stills posted here so far. Fire Hash info to follow here ...

Family wishes ... video

For those of you who missed Monday's hash at the Bishop Lacey

Alone with his thoughts

The RA prepares to do what must be done

"Remember, let's do this as Arbie would have wanted..."

Only the downdowns were filmed

The only photo taken on the trail this evening was of Teapot and Wetfart after I had asked their permission, this photo was used as the header picture.

Grateful thanks to Wigwam who gave up his day off to come out and assist laying the trail. If I had stayed at home I would have been the poorer for it. Arbie would have been scathing if we had faltered or failed this evening.

Teapot bore the evening stoically and bravely, still taking the roll call and carrying out his duties in the pub as he knew Arbie would have wanted. Both he and Wetfart did the trail together and drew solace from each other's company.

The downdowns in the Bishop Lacey were filmed and they will be posted a little later.

Laying today's trail late

I'm being helped by Wigwam with the trail at Chudleigh today. Posting will resume this evening as soon as I return.

Not yet been out to Chudleigh

but should get trail laid by lunchtime and get back for Cruisedog's run before returning to Chudleigh again. I'll advise best place to park then, hopefully.