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| 31st May | Run 1270 The Yarbridge Inn (Anglers), by the lights, South of Brading après The Beer Fest! - Coops
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| 7th Jun | Run 1271 The Leaving Hash - Ventnor Down (2nd car park) après The Winter Gardens, Ventnor - Legolas and Guido
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| Tues 9th Jun | Full Moon Run
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| 14th Jun | Run 1272 Nodgham Lane, Carisbrooke, park near bring meat and bottle - Large Portion
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| 21st Jun | Run 1273 Mottistone Manor, National Trust Car Park après The Sun Inn, Calbourne - Balders
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| 28th Jun | Run 1274 'At Home' in Alverstone GV (barrel laid on or bring own drinks & meat) - Bergerac & MaBaker
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| 5th Jul | Run 1275 Main Road, Chillerton après The Prince of Wales (opp Bus Station), Newport - CurDeLeeon
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| Tues 7th Jul | Full Moon Run
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| 12th Jul | Run 1276 Walters Copse, Newtown (parking restricted so share cars) après 5Bar's 66th at the Walnut Tree - 5Bar and Bilbo
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| 19th Jul | Run 1277 Landslip Car Park, Shanklin to Ventnor road après Harry's Bar, Shanklin Old Village - Stalkie and Lips
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Saturday
25th July | Fannymac's Weekend Birthday Party at Kite Hill Campsite, Wootton. Bring tents and book yourself in on Saturday night!!! Midday Party - bring food, drink, tent, self, towel, and money! There may be a short hangover run at 5pm, probably to a local alehouse!
An evening event at the campsite then sleep - and in the morning... FannyMac's Grand Breakfast then...
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| 26th Jul | Run 1278 Run from Kite Hill Campsite, Wootton - après a Hash barrel at £1 a pint, BBQ. NoseJob & Bilbo
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| 2nd Aug | Run 1279 Bishop Lovatt School, Ryde - The Full Moon Nash Hash Hangover Run après somewhere near, probably the High Park Tavern - PoorSod and Friends
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| Thur 6th Aug | Full Moon Run
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| 9th Aug | Run 1280 Shorwell Car Park après The Waverley, Carisbrooke - P-Rick
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| 16th Aug | Run 1281 Corve Farm, Chale Green après The White Mouse, Chale - Shergar
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| 23rd Aug | Run 1282 Harry's Bar, Shanklin Old Village - Bart and Leona
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| Date | Where it's at
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| Weds 25th Jan 1995 | Run I Burns Night at the Chine Inn, Shanklin
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| Weds 14th Feb 1996 | Run II Valentines Night at the Chine Inn, Shanklin
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| Sat 15th Mar 1997 | Run III The Ides of March, Falcon, Shanklin
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| Fri 27th Feb 1998 | Run IV The Feast of Beltane, Falcon, Shanklin
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| Weds 17th Mar 1999 | Run V St Patrick's Day Parade, Falcon, Shanklin
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| Sat 5th Feb 2000 | Run VI Chinese New Year at the Falcon, Shanklin
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| Tues 7th Mar 2000 | Run VII Pancake Run, Falcon Inn, Shanklin
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| Thurs 1st Mar 2001 | Run VIII St David's Day Night Hash, Falcon, Shanklin
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| Fri 25th Jan 2002 | Run IX Australia Day Night Hash, Blenheim, Ventnor
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| Sat 2nd Nov 2002 | Run X Trafalgar Day Night Hash, Castle, Sandown
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| Weds 25th Jan 2006 | Run XI Burns Night at Yarbridge Inn (Anglers), by the lights, South of Brading
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| Thurs 25th Jan 2007 | Run XII Burns Night at Yarbridge Inn (Anglers), by the lights, South of Brading [all food places taken, but do come for the Run (6:45 for 7) and enjoy the Beer and Poetry later...]
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| Fri 2nd Nov 2007 | Run XIII "The Murder Mystery Run" - Dress as Cluedo Characters and meet 6:30pm at Firestone Copse, Wootton après a Halloween Party at Geri's (Amanda), St Edmunds Walk, Wootton (Halloween Dress and Bottle, please)
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| Fri 27th June 2008 | Run XIV "The Silver Run" - Pre-Ramble to the IW25th Birthday Weekend at Wootton, see The IWHHH "Hi Ho Silver!" 25th Birthday Weekend
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| Fri 31st October 2008 | Run XV "Murder Mystery II" - The second of Bump's Murder Hashes around Firestone Copse, Wootton at 7:00pm prompt (dress as Cluedo characters) après another Halloween Party at Geri's
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| Fri 31st July 2009 | Run XVI "A Hard Day's Friday Night Red Dress Run" in Celebration of Full Moon Nash Hash in Ryde
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| Date | Where it's at
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| 15th May 2004 | Run 001 Lymington - Hares, Madonna and CoolBox
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| 16th May 2004 | Run 002 Lymington - Hares, Balders and Slackers
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| 4th April 2008 | Run 003 The Brewery Inn, Seend Cleeve, Wiltshire (on the Kennet and Avon Canal) - (start on the canal-side about 5:30ish when the boats arrive) - Hares Gullible and P-Rick
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| 5th April 2008 | Run 004 Avoncliffe Aqueduct apres the Cross Guns - Hares Coops and Bergerac
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| 6th April 2008 | Run 005 Dundas Aqueduct apres the Hop Pole, the Cross Guns, the Beehive and the Somerset Arms (in that order, I think) - Hares P-Rick and Enemies
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| Date | Where it's at
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| 7th September 1996 | Run I The Flower Pots Inn, Cheriton - Hares, Tanglefoot and Godot
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| 1st March 1997 | Run II The East End Arms, Lymington - Hares, as above
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| 4th October 1997 | Run III The Inn on the Furlong, Ringwood - Hares, as above
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| 7th March 1998 | Run IV The Elsted Arms, Petersfield - Hares, as above
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| 24th October 1998 | Run V The Shaky Doo, Ford, Sussex - Hares, as above
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| 6th March 1999 | Run VI The Market Inn, Winchester - Hares, as above
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| 2nd October 1999 | Run VII The Deacon's Arms, Fisherton St, Salisbury - Hares, as above
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| 27th May 2000 | Run VIII The Square and Compass, Worth Matravers - Hares, as above
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| 15th June 2002 | Run IX The Kings Arms, Arundel - Hares, as above
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| 3rd May 2003 | Run X The Hop Pole, Limpley Stoke - Hares, as above
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What is Hashing?
Unkindly called by some "The Drinking Club with a Running Problem", the Hash House Harriers is essentially a social organisation with a running element so, perhaps, the deep-rooted morals should be - "Running with Attitude" or "You Have to Earn Your Drink"!
And so, runs are organised. And indeed, runs are being organised all over the world - well, not quite everywhere, but most of the English-speaking world and many of those areas where ex-patriate Brits associate and seek some small exercise before the sun goes down.
The idea of Hashing was started in the 1930's by a group of slightly-unfit ex-pat Brits in the Far East and since then has spread to thousands of other locations, and tens of thousands of enthusiastic runners turning out at least once a week. We are, in fact, the biggest "sport" that no-one's ever heard of - though sport may be an arguable term in some cases! If you want more historical and technical detail, please try here.
Hashes vary - and that's saying something! Hashing can be anything from a 12-mile ball-breaking cross-country run to a Pub Crawl! Here, on the Island, we are somewhat conventional, with a weekly series of runs following a trail laid by a 'Hare' selected from our number.
We are not a club. This page just advertises the runs that each Hare has offered to lay. Trails, about 4-6 miles, generally follow public rights of way and open land and are laid in flour, sawdust or similar. Along the trail, route choices are marked by 'checks' and this not only provides interest for the faster runners, but also ensures that many are sent the wrong way enabling the slower to catch up, thereby keeping the 'pack' together throughout the run. See! Perhaps we are a Social Club after all! In fact, the rate of progression of the pack has been estimated to be half the speed of our faster runners so, if you can manage that, you will be very welcome to join us. Our runners are of all ages and many see the weekly Hash run as one commitment NOT to be missed.
And finally, the important bit. We generally meet and de-brief at one of the many fine Island pubs. The Island Hash prides itself on being welcome for its post-run 'Après' at almost every alehouse on this land.
Understand now? - Don't blame you if you don't! - Just Try It!
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31 Jul - 2 Aug '09 UK Full Moon Nash Hash 006, Ryde, Isle of Wight