As the pack assembled in Central Park, it looked like the pack size may have expanded drastically and that emergancy measures may have to be taken with regards to Nosh and Drinks, but then it was realised that the large group of people in the park were not potential Hashers but were actually S.E.S. volentiers getting briefed before heading out to fight the raging Bushfires. Well done, Guys!

Eventually, the, now, smaller pack decided it was time to get "On On", so after Bandit had explained that the trail was marked in multi-coloured chalk and limil, it was "On On" and "On Out". Trail lead past the S.E.S. guys and up Banool St, into Matonga St, then along Nibimba St the wrong way (as it is a one way street). It was about here that Gunna caught up with the pack (now lets see, if Gunna cannot run because of his stuffed knee, but he still managed to catch up with the pack, how fast had the pack been going?). The trail then headed west down Jillico Ave to Queen Elizabeth Drive. A quick duck and weave and we were heading to the first Hash Halt at the Bar-B-Que at the end of the walking track.

The trail then started to get a bit rough, as it headed out where the Hume Weir should have been, but which was now very dry, rough land, with trail well laid out in limil. Briefly, trail got back onto decent ground when it headed to another Bar-B-Que for another Hash Halt, but then it was back onto rough land for more adventures before finally getting back onto made pathways just before the next Hash Halt. It was as the pack was traversing this section the Kunoath finally made his appearence, having covered the trail backwards, because he had been very late to the "On On" location having been held up landing a mammoth Reddie from the weir.

At this Hash Halt, Bandit issued a warning about the upcoming swing bridge (emphasis on SWING) and giving an alternate route, bypassing the swing bridge. All being gullible (or extremely brave), the swing bridge was traversed by all, including "Bella" the dog whose crossing, along with Tuker Box, was made the more difficult by Kunoath jumping and swinging on the bridge.

Eventually, the pack continued arround the foreshore, past the Hospital and along Wondah St. A "Two Way" at the corner of Eowong St and Wagara Rd had the Wimps heading straight "On Home" whilst the Rambos had to go via the non-existant railway station and Womaatong St, before heading "On Home".

Nosh was Kebabs and salad vegies, and no, Kunoaths sole, miniscule contribution to Nosh was not consumed.

Down Downs to Bandit for the trail and for getting caught leading the pack, A.I. for her 150th run and to Kunoath for not bringing this fact to the G.M.'s attention.