This is a rarity - the Quorn Hash House Harriers actually running a trail from Quorn. Even Wallington, our longest serving hasher from Run 2, has forgotten the geography of Quorn and was seen driving straight on past the White Hart. Hare and Cohare Too Tuf and Chicki made the start of their own trail (just). The pack set off at a fast pace led by Bugger and Smutley and was soon widely spread with only a couple of checks in the first mile. The third check brought us altogether - who would of thought that the correct trail would be along the A6! Not the cohare anyway, she led half the pack on a decoy (?) long cut. The ON OUT had the high wind behind us. Strategies were being hatched for the inevitable return into the gale force winds. Butt Plug reckoned we should all run behind Malteaser. Bits of my old Quorn hashing past came into play as we entered Barrow-upon-Soar, the problem was joining all those bits in the correct order. At the last check, as we were heading back into Quorn, the pack was more-or-less together, especially as Barritone initially returned back along what was in fact the correct trail. 
We had a section of the pub to ourselves and an informal hash meeting was held discussing things ranging from the forthcoming Awards Night (Test Match, West Bridgford, Sat 4th Feb), the Jubilee, snoods and our annual away weekend in October. An indoor circle was led by stand-in RA (Hash Minor Part) Bugger.
Run 748 as run by Durex
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