Red Dress Hashing in Edinburgh...

While we had planned to stay together, Jimmy quickly got separated from us and missed much of the trail.

He has forgotten how he ended up in a warehouse-style grocery store, which was definitely not on trail.

Us girls stayed together and saw a nice overview of the city. This is the Dugald Stewart Monument, built in 1831 as a memorial to the Scottish Philosopher...

...and this is Arthur’s Seat, a extinct volcano.

There was a drink stop at the National Monument of Scotland; later we had a beer stop at a pub.

Veronica had volunteered to help raise funds for the chosen charity: Vintage Vibes, a service tackling isolation and loneliness among over-60s, something that hashing naturally does.

Here she is talking tourists into giving her money. While she has no idea how much she managed to raise, we do know that the group collectively raised £4,001!

The girls made a smart decision when they chose to skip the On-In and head to a Fringe burlesque show as Jimmy and I spent much of our time waiting in lines for food and drinks.