The Hash House Harriers are an International Network of Running and Socialising clubs, with an emphasis on the latter. The noncompetitive Hare and Hound runs include loops, checks, false trails and shortcuts which ensure that runners of all standards can get involved. London Hash House Harriers welcome first time hashers as well as visitors from other Hashes. A chalk "P" trail will lead from the Station to a nearby pub from where the run will start, and finish. The four mile runs last for about an hour and are followed by intensive "recovery" sessions back at the pub.
London HHH run weekly, at Noon on either Saturday or Sunday during the Winter, and at 7 P.M. on Monday during the Summer.
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Non- members , £1 per run. Optional annual membership £20.
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| RUN |
DAY |
DATE |
VENUE |
TIME |
HARE |
| 1833 |
MONDAY |
28 Apr |
First Monday r*n of 2008 - Paddington Pub : Sussex Arms, 21 London Street, London, W2 1HL : P-trail from Praed Street Exit to pub (blobs of flour, or letter p in chalk on the pavement) |
1900 |
Ryde & Tablewhine |
| 1834 |
Monday |
5 May |
Rickmansworth (Note: As it is a Bank Holiday, the r*n will start at noon (1200)). |
1200 |
Teapot |
| 1835 |
Monday |
12 May |
Hampstead |
1900 |
Unacceptable |
| 1836 |
Monday |
19 May |
London Bridge |
1900 |
Eric |
| 1837 |
Monday |
26 May |
Bromley South (Note: As it is a Bank Holiday, the r*n will start at noon (1200)). |
1200 |
Boggers |
| 1838 |
Monday |
2 Jun |
Waterloo / London Bridge |
1900 |
Pilot (tbc) |
| 1839 |
Monday |
9 Jun |
TBA |
1900 |
Eagermount |
| 1840 |
Monday |
16 Jun |
TBA |
1900 |
Hatman & Teapot |
| 1841 |
Monday |
23 Jun |
TBA |
1900 |
TBA |
| 1842 |
Monday |
30 Jun |
TBA |
1900 |
TBA |
| 1843 |
Monday |
7 Jul |
TBA |
1900 |
TBA |
| 1844 |
Monday |
14 Jul |
TBA |
1900 |
TBA |
| 1845 |
Monday |
21 Jul |
TBA |
1900 |
TBA |
To find the start of the trail (usually a pub), follow the /P-trail. This is usually marked in blobs of flour or '/P's in chalk on the pavement.from the station. Once at the pub, avail yourself of the facilities, and introduce yourselves to the hashers who can be identified by their horrendous choice of t-shirt and ancient r*unning shoes.... we will make you welcome, and ensure you don't get lost....
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