Tuesday, December 14, 2010

I see red

After a vote the intrepid hashers opted to take the more arduous bush route rather than pound the bitumen. They encountered wet tracks, steep gullies and swift flowing streams, but this did not deter them. Back at Strine and Charcoal's place they were treated to a barbecue and some stayed on for Strine's latest production - Trekking in Nepal.

Haughty and Culture left for South Africa that morning. Culture's backpack was so huge that she would put any Nepalese porter to shame.

On Monday a few of us completed the Red Dress run. Whizbanger's dress was simply stunning, which made Payback look a bit frumpy. Payback later remarked that his dress was functional and it didn't make him look like a tart - meow. The highlight of the event was carol singing at parliament house and an address by the Honourable Speaker of the House, who mentioned that we were much more intelligent looking than the bunch he dealt with during the day.

Next run details
When: 19 December 2010
Where: Scotts Point Progress Park, Woody Point
Hare: Topless

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Saturday, December 11, 2010

Down by the seaside

The Samford Hash tsunami hit Kings Beach last Sunday. It didn't cause much damage but was very loud.

The run/walk along the coastline made a pleasant change and luckily the rain held off. Shockjock and Payback ran up to Dicky Beach and even had time for a stroll on the beach and a quick paddle. How romantic.

Afterwards, about twenty souls crammed into Shock Jock's and Miss Demeanour's unit and devoured all that was on offer.

Next Sunday will be a bit different. It will involve lots of trees.

Next run details
When
: Sunday 12 December, 5 pm
Where: Cnr Clear Mountain and Buranda Roads, Clear Mountain
Hares: Charcoal and Strine

If you need directions to this run, please email or call us.

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