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Wednesday 13th May 2026
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R*n 936 location

R*n 936 started from Warton Crag Car Park, Warton and the On Inn was Old School Brewery, Warton.

Who ran 936? - data up to & including this r*n

Hash HandleHareHoundTotal
First Class Stomp - Hare16144160
Large Package - Hare25191216
Baldbrick55641696
Bedtime Stories103848
Big Fish103646
Dormouse34275309
Fiddler on the Hoof21158179
Hard Astern18129147
Ready About18125143
Sir Tom Tom83426509
Spare Bed103747
Spare Rib103747
Speedbump34244278
Upperskirt53709762
Wears the Soap167490

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On Inn - Old School Brewery, Warton

This was our 3rd visit. We also visited on...

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Sunday 26th April 2026 at 3:30pm

DaytimeR*n 936 »

Warton - The off the cuff r*n

                                                Double Booked Again!

What is it with those London Marathon organisers? They've only gone and done it again - scheduled their r*n to coincide with LVH3's regular Sunday meet. Which part of "fourth Sunday" do they not understand? They could have done their bit of shiggy-free, grassless, low-grade jogging on the 5th or the 19th, or indeed on any other day they liked (with the exception of full moons, of course), but no, they just had to spoil it for us.

So, the usual quandary - hash or marathon. Hares Large Package and First Class Stomp, who valiantly stepped in at the last minute to hare what had previously been hareless, rescheduled the start for 3.30 pm, to cater for those of us who wished to do both. Only the Wimps went for the double option - the Rambos decided to save themselves for the LVH3 event. No stamina, that lot!

It was a struggle for the Wimps, though - the timings were very tight. Our campaign was meticulously planned - we needed to put in a sub-one-hour marathon if we were to stand any chance of getting back to Warton by mid-afternoon. Fitness wasn't the issue - it was all those dawdling Kenyans and Ethiopians who kept getting in the way. That problem was easily solved, though - a few hundred-decibel blasts on Baldbrick's hash horn coupled with loud cries of "get out of the way you b*ggers and make way for some REAL athletes!" soon made them shift. We eventually crossed the finishing line in 59 minutes 34.2 seconds, so a quick sprint up the motorway and the double was on!

A glorious day, good turnout, and a well-balanced and varied trail made it all worthwhile. Those London Marathon people really should get Large Package on their planning committee next year. An added bonus was a beer stop chez Thunderdick, Bedside Manner and Prima Donna. Good luck with the GCSEs, PD - although I'm sure with your talent you won't need it! The Rambos finished first, which is unusual, but they obviously had missed the 26 mile warm-up r*n and were therefore fresh as daisies.

A pleasant meal with some good beers at the Old School Brewery rounded the day off nicely. The place was heaving, thanks to there being some live music on; nevertheless, due to their ingenious paging system and a separate counter for food orders, we were served in a little over ten minutes!

Thanks again, LP and FCS, for another gem!

Sir Tom Tom

Write up by Sir Tom Tom

3rd May 2026 at 10:35am