Run No 110 is from Innerleithen on Thursday 7th May

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 The next run is from Innerleithen, meet in Hall Street. On Inn will be the Traquair Arms.

Hare is Taxidermist

Run No 109 is on Thursday 2nd April around the Gordon Arms, Yarrow Valley

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The next run of the Borders Hash House Harriers is Thursday, 2^nd April, starting a 7pm. The perfect run-in to the Easter weekend!. Meet at the entrance to Kirkhouse & Glenlude forests at the top of the Paddy Slacks.

The venue for after the run is the Gordon Arms (Yarrow Valley one – let’s not that make that mistake again J ), and the hare is Diane, aka ‘Tango Belter’. The pub is at the junction of the A708 and B709.

Hope to see you all there for the usual mix of running, walking, talking rubbish, food and beers.

Run No 108 on Thursday 5th March is from the Donkey Sanctuary, St Boswells

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Hares: Pearly Queen & Master Al

 

Start: Car Park at The Scottish Borders Donkey Sanctuary (The Holmes, St. Boswells, Melrose, TD6 0EL)

 

The Scottish Borders Donkey Sanctuary is on the A68 just past Newtown St Boswells and opposite the Milestone Garden Centre (on the other side of the Road).

 

If you are heading South on the A68, the Donkey Sanctuary is on the lefthandside past the turn off to Newtown St Boswells. 

 

If you are heading North on the A68, the Donkey Sanctuary is on the righthandside just a mile or so after the turn off for St Boswells. 

 

Look for the sign saying “Tweed Horizon Centre” off the A68 and turn onto this road. You will immediately see a sign for the Donkey Sanctuary on the righthandside saying CLOSED. Drive down this road until it starts to bend to the left. Turn right into the large Car Park.

 

We have booked The Buccleuch Arms for dinner at 8.30.

 

There will be a beer stop at the end of the run!

Run No 107 on Thursday 5th February is from Selkirkish

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Hi All

The next BAH3 run will be on Thursday 5^th Feb at 7pm.

Start in Lindean Loch car park near Selkirk. If you’re coming from Galashiels, head down the A7 towards Selkirk. Approx. 0.5miles after you cross the Tweed Bridge, turn left onto a minor road towards Lindean. Go up the hill for approx. 1.5 miles. At the junction at the top, carry straight on for another 0.25 miles – the Lindean Loch car park is on your right

For those of you that like this kind of thing the Grid Reference for the car park is NT505293.

On Inn will the Taste of Spice Indian Restaurant in Selkirk Market Square.

Hope to see you all there!.

Cheers

Run No 106 on Thursday 8th January is from Guns Knowe Loch

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Hi Everybody

 

Don’t panic – you’ve got a bit more time until the January Borders Hash House Harriers run. We decided to move it back a week to Thursday 8^th Jan at 7pm (we reckoned no-one would be awake or sober enough on the 1^st!).

 

The run will start from the car park at Gun Knowes Loch (south-ish end) at 7pm.

 

Hares are Fiona and Anne. Venue for food and beers afterwards will be Herges restaurant at the side of the loch.

 

Hope to see you there to kick 2015 off in style!.

 

Cheers

Run No 105 on Thursday 4th December is from Ashiestiel

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We’ll kick off at 7pm on Thursday 4^th Dec from the Forestry car park near Ashiesteil Bridge.

From ‘The Nest’ roundabout (the junction of the A72 and A707 a mile or two to the South of Clovenfords), take the A707 towards Selkirk for approx. 200metres. Turn right down the minor road (signposted Peel/Ashiestiel) and go over the bridge. Just after going over the bridge, turn left into the Forestry Commission car park.

Santa hats compulsory!.

On Inn for food and beers TBC – probably the Clovenfords Hotel.

Hare is Rurtees

Run No 104 is on Thursday 6th November from Lauder

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We’re meeting at the car park/public toilets in the centre of Lauder.

We’d love to see you there – running/walking in the dark is a load of fun – make sure you bring a torch of some kind. 

We’re out for 45-60 minutes or so, and there are a range of abilities from walkie-talkies to runners – the emphasis is more on having a bit of fun rather than racing. We always go for food and a beer or two afterwards.

Cheers