Missing hare suns himself in Aberdeen
Stand in assistant Hare
Setting off in style
Willow shows Pinky & Perky where to go
Runners rejoin pack after first loop
Blowers steps out from his abode to see what all the noise is
It was a lovely evening for the trail, and with Forking joining the Aberdeen hash it was Rapid who pointed the group in the right direction.
We had set the trail on Sunday, enjoying a beer stop at the French Horn en route. Originally we planned a rear exit from the Drover's Arms, similar to the Gispert run in 2014, but the path had somewhat overgrown since it was checked out. So a rethink saw us head up the road to pick up the out trail.
Not yet running, Rapid provided a map and directions to the FRBs and kept the Knitting Circle on track. All worked well with 2 extra loops enabling the runners to rejoin the walkers by the impressive gated house or chez Blowfelt as we know it. A stroll back via the French Horn, but no time to stop this evening as curry was calling, as did Forking to let us know he was having a good time with his new friends.
A quick circle, after Abettin almost did a Capt F with his car keys, and then food. The restaurant has a great selection of dishes and provided gluten and dairy free fare as well as the traditional, and not so traditional - none of us were tempted by the ostrich korma.
Next week Jammers takes us to North Crawley.
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