The green green grass of home

The grass around our hares' home was a vibrant, lush green - and, following weeks of rain, so was the grass all around Dayboro. We managed to track a good deal of it (and quantities of mud as well) all over the hares' verandah, family room, and kitchen. Why do people put up with us?

Banger and Make an Offer had laid on a wonderfully scenic excursion around some of the back routes and byeways of the village. The builders' crayon they used lasted pretty well in the rain - NB for future hares! Nevertheless the runners missed a left turn and added a few hundred metres to their route....

We had a dognapper in our midst (isn't there a Disney movie about someone like that?) Fortunately a few phone calls around the neighbourhood did locate an owner for the furry friend that Topless had acquired en route.

Here are a few shots from the occasion...

Toga: Goody! Dinner on legs!
Kumo: Bring it on! Bring it on!


Relaxing at the on, on (and dropping grass and mud everywhere):




Wedding photos:


The mandatory group portrait (photography by Topless):


Thanks to our first-time hares! A great run, great meal, and very well-organised weather!

Next week we're heading once more for the inner suburbs and the great grey-green greasy Brisbane river....

Next run details
When: Sunday 25th March, 5 pm
Where Robertson Park, Indooroopilly (Taringa? St. Lucia?). Here's a map anyway.
Hares: Superhacker and Hopalong

Please bring a...

On, on!