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 HHHi Halfminds, Thought about your new year's resolutions yet? How about haring a trail in 2024?? Rumor has it, quite a few hashers will enjoy the New Year celebrations tonight with bubbles and a view on the Elbe... Well, we'll stick with the Elbe for the first run of the year next Sunday! Wishing you all a hashy new beer!! Here the details  : What :   H7 run #6 48 - New Year's run When : Sunday January 7th - 2pm   Hare :  Longshanks Meeting Point  :  S-Bahn/U-Bahn Station  Elbbrücken   https://maps.app.goo.gl/ucP518xv886n4eqPA How to get there  :  U4, S3, S5 Bagdrop  : yes  Hashcash  : 5€ ****************************** ****************************** * Dates for your diaries: -  SATURDAY January 20th 2024  - Robbie Burns' run hared by Sexy Leg March 3rd 2024  -   Hare needed - Please volunteer -  Sunday March 17th 2024  -St Patrick's run   Hare needed - Please volunteer -  Sunday April 7th 2024  -   Hare needed - Please volunteer -  Sunday April 21st 2024  - 30 yea

HHHi Halfminds, Fun fact we learned on our way to Denmark last week : the noun for a group of puffins, is a circus of puffins; for crows, it's called a murder of crows... But how would you call the group of international hares that will set our Christmas trail?  Well... I've done some research ...  " The collective nouns for Hares are derived from the behavior of the animals. A husk is a group of hares that live in a thicket, a warren is a group of Hares that live in a warren, a band is a group of Hares that travel together, a drove is a group of Hares that travel in a line, and a flick is a group of Hares that move quickly " But the most common noun for a group of hares is a down . Isn't that perfect?? We just need 2 groups of hares... Anyway, don't forget to register if you wanna join the pack for the Christmas run : https://forms.gle/5naqbjWLc89KXew18   Here the details  : What : H7 run #6 47 Christmas run When : SATURDAY December 16th 2023