The pack gathered at the rear of Bandits car, awaiting the "On". Eventually, Bandit drew a circle, explained that the trail, in part, was a re-visit to old Hashers old homes, was almost totally on chalk on footpath and then gave the "Out and check". Rat found trail leading up and out of the Carpark and over the road and up Waratah Way, to the first Hash Halt, outside Small Bore's old place. (He has since moved to Kiewa and then Brisbane.) A check at the intersection with Magnolia Cresent had Kunoath heading down Melrose Drive and Bobcat checking along Magnolia Cresent. After the rest of the pack had waited about five minutes, well, almost, Bandit called the pack "On On" down Magnolia Cresent and through the laneway at the end of Marigold Ct (don't tell me, some part time gardener was involved in the laying out of this estate!!) through to Lawrence St (where Bobcat was located) and a second Hash Halt outside the unit of Condom (don't know what happened to her!).

"On On" across Lawrence St and into the Wodonga Sports Park, where, for this week only, the thirty-odd regular Tennis courts had been augmented by heaps of temporary courts on the Football fields (the Regional Seniors Tennis Championships, or something like that, were on). Kunoath tried to talk Bandit, the Hare, into a "Drink Stop" at the temporary Bar that had been set up, but, as it wasn't there on Sunday, when Bandit set the trail, Bandit had no money, so it was "On On" into Black St and a "Two Way" at the junction with Wornes Drive. Kunoath went one way and John Doe went the other. Eventually, Kunoath called "On On" so the pack headed off and John Doe was called back. "On" to Melrose Drive and into Anderson St and a Hash Halt outside what was supposed to be Full Can's (1/2 Can's Mother) place, but those in the know reckoned Bandit was about ten houses out. Well, at least he got the right side of the street! "On On" was called, and the pack continued down Anderson St, and, just before it intersected Worner St, the pack found John Doe waiting for them. Seems, after the earlier check, he hadn't turned back when called, as he had found trail anyway! SCB or what!!!

Trail continued into Morrison St, across Melbourne Rd, into Croyland St and Sangsters Rd to find a "Two Way" at Kelly St. John Doe found trail, and a Hash Halt, at the Railway crossing, but then, after the pack had arrived at the Halt, John Doe was sucked into checking up the hill before being called back, by Bandit, as trail had been found heading along Forrest Mars Ave. A "Two Way" at the bridge over House Creek had Bobcat checking along Forrest Mars Ave, whilst Kunoath and the rest of the pack found trail leading under the bridge and back into Sangsters Rd and then Fulford St, where the pack started running into some of the markings (which had been suitably defaced) from last weeks trail, before heading across Elgins Rd and up into Park Lane to an "On Home".

Nosh was Hamburger's.