Lune Valley Hash House Harriers
More Away R*ns
Kiddie's tour of Europe prelube and Brussels 2014 Interhash
Submitted on Sunday 10th August 2014
by Cyberseptic
Nash Hash 2013 at Hook Court School near Beaminster, Dorset
Submitted on Saturday 31st August 2013
by Cyberseptic
LVH3 at CH3's 200th r*n
Submitted on Tuesday 3rd January 2012
by Cyberseptic
No More Cum Visits Mum in KL
Submitted on Monday 4th May 2009
by No More Cum
Solstice Hash On Tour 2008
Submitted on Thursday 1st January 2009
by No More Cum
Nash Hash 2007
Submitted on Saturday 1st September 2007
by Master Baker
Cockermouth H3 R*n #145
Submitted on Monday 13th August 2007
by Master Baker
The Septics at InterHash 2006
Submitted on Friday 17th November 2006
by Cyberseptic
No More Cum at InterHash 2006
Submitted on Wednesday 8th November 2006
by No More Cum
Finally United, Checked, Knackered In Tyneside
Submitted on Wednesday 26th October 2005
by Antiseptic
Scarborough Steamy Weekend
Submitted on Wednesday 26th October 2005
by Antiseptic
Settle & District (The SAD Hash) R*n #7
Submitted on Wednesday 12th October 2005
by Minor Twat
Newcastle '600'
Submitted on Sunday 18th September 2005
by Upperskirt
Nash Hash 2005
Submitted on Monday 5th September 2005
by Forever Blowing
Eurohash 2005
Submitted on Friday 19th August 2005
by No More Cum
Interhash 2004
Submitted on Tuesday 16th August 2005
by Forever Blowing
Nash Hash 2003
Submitted on Wednesday 27th August 2003
by Forever Blowing
«Away R*ns»
Scarborough Steamy Weekend
LVH3 Hounds: Antiseptic, Cyberseptic & Bubbles
Held on 17th September 2005 on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway, Pickering
Cyberseptic and I were due to arrive in Pickering for 11:00 start but due to unforeseen traffic problems and an average speed of 12.7mph we arrived at 12:30 (what a surprise! - ed) in time to catch the train! Bubbles was there having arrived the night before.
The steam ride with packets of crisps and beer was exciting and I was able to reminisce about the times I rode on steam trains as a child. We disembarked at the next station on the line and after a visit in the cab to meet the engine drivers we set off on the r*n.
The r*n was up and down hills, across fells and rivers and generally very enjoyable. It was also long and included a stream crossing in the woods with a bed of crotch-deep silt - lovely! We arrived eventually at a village where the double decker bus was waiting with lunches. It was cold and just starting to spit with rain. The FRB's were freezing having arrived a while before the main pack and the stragglers and it was a good while before the circle. Bubbles was a gentlehasher and lent me his spare jacket. The circle was good but a bit long for the prevailing circumstances and we all rebelled and got back on the bus.
Cyberseptic and I got off the bus in Pickering and drove to Newcastle barely in time for a concert at the Sage, a bed in FFG's house and the Great North Run next day.
