The first part of the trail crossed this bridge into Poplar.
Once we got to Canary Wharf, which is owned by a private corporation and has lots of security guards, Opee left a series of clues for us to figure out where to go next.
The weather was great, the trail was interesting and everyone had a great time. Back at the pub, we had a lively circle. Sadly a hasher that didn’t even do trail got into an argument with a waitress long after we had left and now the hash is banned from going back.
That Saturday the London H3 trail started near Kew Bridge so we got there a little early to make a detour to check out the Banksy that Ashlynn and I had seen three weeks earlier. It was still protected...
…while some other artists had added their personal touch.
It was a nice trail celebrating the hare’s 40th anniversary of hashing.
There was great turnout to celebrate Knickers (the offer of free food at the end might also have helped).










