Two of the hares had gone off to Coventry to watch rugby but Buzz was at the pub ready to take the reins.  I understand he was quite authoratitive (or should I say, bossy?)

The trail led through the churchyard (well, it has to really) then right along the grass to the lane where we turned right again and headed back to the main road.  Straight across and a quic left/right before setting off to the edge of Sutton Courtenay.  Left onto the footpath that runs along beside the first houses and then a few wiggles across the fields before a left, right, right brought them out in Mill Lane.  Back into the field and two sides of a triangle later we were at Ginge Brook.  Right across the little bridge and down the footpath before crossing the road to go down the lane.  Then right and along teh back of the houses and across the muddy fields before turning right to towards Harwell Road.  Straight across the road and into the fields to follow the paths around the edge of the Milton Trading Estate, back into the fields  before a final turn left back into Milton.  Just to upset people, the trail went away from the pub but at the main road there was the largest On Inn ever seen which pointed right along the road to the pub.

On On

Hares:  Buzz (with help planning and laying from Wimpey and Lemony Snickett)

Hounds: Ringer, Hotlips, Big Stiffy, Pressganger, Eric, Wierdo, Dingaling, Tinkerbell, Tiger Feet, Call Girl, Henry V, B’Cider, Hutch, FBJ, Rubber Sole, Rubber Sole’s Buddy, Northern Soul, Zorro, Piscine Down, Hailey, Scott and 3 visitors

Date: 8 November 2015

Distance:  c6 Miles