Hashing in Jersey

WELCOME TO THE CRAPAUD'S!

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Never tried Hashing before? All you need is a T-shirt, Trainers but most importantly a good sense of Humour! For more about what Crapaud's & Hashers do see our About page. We will make you very welcome, please try one of our Runs.

Read our Booklet about Crapaud history. More nonsense in our Jersey Hashing 25th Anniversary Celebrations, October 2011.

Runs every Sunday 10am (or shortly thereafter) from select hostelries. See our Hareline for more details

WEEKLY RUN SUBS: Newcomers (Virgins) 4 free Runs | Members £5.00 | Non-Members £6.00 | Tadpoles £3.00. Please pay Hash Cash before each Run.

NEXT RUN - Sunday 18 August: Our 1,568 Run: Arrive at St Mary's Country Inn ready for 10.00am start. Hare: Jacko. Scribe: Wendolene (with thanks for standing-in at short notice).

2019 FRENCH BIKE BASH: Due to few cancellations some spaces still available, contact Hare Colonel Tom. Departing early Friday 6 September, returning Sunday evening, we hope! Virgin Hares Colonel Tom & Dreamlayer have planned a fabulous weekend. Download FBB19 essential info. here.

TRURO H3 INVASION: Weekend of 5 & 6 October, starting with Saturday afternoon Run meet 2.30pm Longueville Beach Car Park, then PARTY Saturday evening & Sunday morning "Hangover" Run starting shortly after 10.30am. Coach from Town (Apollo Hotel) to both Runs. Full programme and cost bieng announced very shortly.

OTHER STUFF: Your first time as a Hare? Don't worry, use the instruction manual!

TEMPS PASSE: Our very own McKinley's daughter Helen Barker has her very own commemorative plaque embedded into the wall alongside Green Island slip, recording her athletic feat of swimming aorund Jersey in record time nearly 20 years ago, faster than a certain "Eric's my name" local minor TV-star, evident from below photo. Well done to Jumper (left hand plaque). Trouble is, so many have since achieved this feat the Parish authority have stopped inserting new stones, due to lack of adequate wall space I am told. Methinks they should build a new wall for the more recent round-Island swimmers!