MUSCAT HASH HOUSE HARRIERS THE FAMILY HASH RUN NO. 1868 FROM DOGBREATH http://muscath3.org Run Report for run number 1868 Stats: Current Runners: 71 Turnout: 22 Percentage:31% HARES: Prozac Man and Beata 1868 Run Report.
Starting with Google’s Map to allocate our new Run Site which was basically opposite to the Poo Farm, eventually we made our way to the Plateau, the 4X4 had no problem to reach. Three Musketeers Hares stood before the masses led by Mr. Prozac followed by Mike & Wife. A Threatening Run Brief was given by Mr. Prozac himself which made most of us to worry, “definitely not Ivan”.
Soon we made our way to the Open Space amongst the Ankle Twisting Stones (ATS), and there were a couple of keeny / weeny splits which were not being followed, BUT all the Hares were available all the time to guide us. Well done the Hares. Off course, Ivan – David – Ahmed & new runner Ihsan were the pioneers and were jumping from one rock to another like antelopes, which gave the incentive to all of us who run on Diesel to follow and finish the well designed run.
Eventually we made it back to the chariot car park, generous Steve opened his Hipper Store with Thirst Quencher Liquids and then lit the BBQ . Surprisingly the Double Matrice with her bionic hearing caught me “the RA” whispering to my daughter “Buthy”, who is on a visit trip to Oman with her Sister Maraya, not to make any move until the front runners found the proper trail. I paid for it with the Sanitary Ring hanged around my neck and all sort of liquids were poured on meee Heeed. Aye.
After all that which is part of the fun we have every Saturday, a big Thank You to the Hares for a well designed run and keeping all runners , walkers and crawlers together.
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