As hashers have come and gone the 'centre of gravity' of the Quorn Hash has shifted northwards towards Nottingham though hashers join us from all over the East Midlands (see Run 601-848 map) which gives an idea of our hashing area.

Of the original hashers, Wallington (started Run 2) is still going. We have five active Hashers that have reached the landmark of 500 runs, namely Malteaser, Wallington, B*gger, Durex and Barritone, the latter pair being well into the 600s.

Despite our dwindling numbers, you'll still see Quorn Hashers at many national (UK) and international events. Quorn is the home of former world and current UK Down-Down champion.Too Tuf could down 2 litres in 8.3 seconds and his Mrs Chicki wasn't slow either!

The 'All time Run Log' gives the detail of QH3 history. Memorable events include: the 250th run Toga weekend at the Manor House in Quorn; Dusty Bin weekend (Run 321); Mash Hash weekend at Market Bosworth (Run 477); the Ides of March weekend in Rome (Run 537); and Wroclaw, Poland (Run 580). Our annual bunkhouse weekends always provide unforgetable memories, the last being in Castleton (Run 954). Not forgetting our memorable 1000th run weekend in Loughborough.

A browse through the run log brings back memories. Who can forget run 557 when Wallington and Smutley hared two different crossing trails from adjacent pubs in Markfield, unbeknown to the hash! Run 963 in January 2018 (Old Dalby) was laid during heavy snowfall. The pack that managed to get to the On Inn followed the trail for 1 mile before conceding defeat and returning to the pub. Even through the pandemic years (2020 and 2021) we adapted to running in the great outdoors without the resources of a pub. New faces come and old faces go. The hash goes ON and ON..