06/09/26
Joint run with Haslemere H3
The Half Moon,
London Rd. Sheet
GU31 4BE
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Hares are:
Nutcracker & friends
JointRun with Haslemere
September has turned into a bit of a traditional month for Haslemere H3 getting together with our
neighbours.
The
more hashers, the merrier — and this year I’ve cast the net wide. I’ve invited everyone I know, and fingers
crossed the pub landlord is still speaking to me afterwards.
Just in case you might want some scran
after, Here's the menu.
There’s a generous car
park, but please car
share where you can. If we get a big turnout, we’ll
block in fellow hashers to keep the pub’s usual business flowing.
The trail comes courtesy of the wonderful Nutcracker, who rescued me from a self‑inflicted planning disaster
back in June. Huge thanks to her for stepping in — and for the recce adventures. Expect a long run, a medium
run, and a walkers’ trail, assuming everything goes to plan. fingers-crossed.
On On,
Chilly Willie
News and Events
Just about everyone who has been hashing wonders why they never discovered it years ago
We run on Sunday mornings at 11 o'clock
Hash House Harriers are a group of runners (and walkers) who like to socialise and they work up a thirst by running together.
Hashing is totally non-competitive and each week finds us at an interesting pub and a fabulous trail out in the countryside somewhere in Hampshire or the New Forest.
There's a short history of our hash here
Why not come along to one?
Hursley H3 is family friendly and we welcome all newcomers and visitors whatever your level of fitness.
Our trails are usually five or six miles long with shortcuts for those who aren't sure if they can run that far or who prefer to walk.
There is an occasional Friday Night Live trail in the summer which starts at 7pm. If you can catch the hare; the hare buys the beer!