Next
Hash
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Date |
Time |
Hare |
Location | | #449 | May 17th 2008 | 4:00PM | Wylie Cayote & Toy Boy | Humane Society - Bethesda | |
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Welcome to the Antigua
Hash House Harriers
Rain
or shine, hurricane or heat, the Antigua Hash House Harriers must
run on. You can sightsee, get some exercise, mix with people from
a range of backgrounds and nationalities, which provides for interesting
conversation, and a great social time all in one go. A wonderful
year-around fortnightly event for runners, joggers, walkers or even
strollers, of all ages and fitness levels. Certainly a tremendous
opportunity for those keen on photography, exploring remote areas
of the island, adventure, and a lot of laughs.
After
an hour or so of enjoying all the sights and sounds enroute, the
desire for quenching your thirst and staving off hunger pangs is
satisfied and the afternoon ends with BYO food for the BBQ as well
as the traditional hash bar.
As
darkness falls the lights are set up and plugged into the generator.
The coolers are full of ice, beer, wine, and soft drinks and
start to dissipate in this most friendly scene, and the barbeque
sizzles with your supper. A fabulous end to another great hash!
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Hash Meetings
Every Second Friday (opposite Hash Weekends)
6:30pm
Location:
Russell's @ Fort James
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details
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*The
Mis-management will not be held responsible for any relevant misdemeanours so stated
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Heineken – the Official Beer of the Antigua Hash
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YOU ASK WHAT IS A HASH? HERE IS A LITTLE
ABOUT US.
Developed
by expatriates in Malaysia in
the 1930’s for fun and fellowship, this non-competitive
exercise has spread to total over 1600 Hash Chapters around
the world. The Antigua Hash House Harriers started in 1991
and at times attracts over 100 people. On Saturday afternoon,
when the heat of the day has subsided, the ‘hashers’ meet
at a previously planned rural venue, which could be anywhere
on this beautiful island.
With
two blasts of the hunting horn and a few words from the Hash
Master, the two groups of hashers, runners and walkers, led
by a leader and accompanied by the hare, gently move out in
the quest to follow the correct five to seven mile trail through
the countryside – and back to base! Designated hares
will have already marked routes with flour for the hounds to
follow. Some are the real paths and some are a hoax. The former
is comfortingly confirmed with the sound of a horn and the
call "ON-ON" is heard – everyone follows accordingly.
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