2024 - A Whole New World

Bangkok Full Moon H3 #234 (Friday)
Bangkok H3 #2421 (Saturday)
Siam Sunday H3 #613 (Sunday)
Bangkok Monday H3 #2122 (Monday)

Four more excellent trails over the weekend with plenty of shiggy, and combined 30 kms of fun. Full Moon runs in the dark, which I really enjoy. The Men’s Hash on Saturday was run entirely in a steady downpour of rain, complete with lightning and thunder, good times for nearly 90 minutes. Sunday was a super shiggy trail as well, the photos are all from Sunday. Monday was again 82% humidity and soaked in sweat throughout. Bangkok is an awesome place to hash!!

That makes 101 hash trails so far in 2024, well on course for my average 150 trails per year. 🤪🤪🤪Weiterlesen

We had a pack of about 25 for this overcast evening trail. From the start, we traveled about 100 meters to the first check, then spent 20 minutes (and covering about 2 kms dashing about looking up every alleyway and klong in the area) trying to break it. Trail was eventually found about 200 meters away, and off we went.

Once on trail, everything was marked pretty well. I had a very close call with a dog, that came right after me. It got within inches of a kick in the face when at the last second I noticed it was muzzled, so other than scaring the shit out of me, all was well for the rest of this nearly 10 Km adventure.
It was dark by the time we finished this one up due to the slow start, but overall a most excellent trail. After a short night sleep, I'm all packed up and back at the airport headed for the next adventure. On On!!Weiterlesen

Got a little rest on Monday, with only one hash trail on the schedule. We ran with the Daejeon H3, that was founded back in 2011. Daejeon is a city in central South Korea located about 2 hours south of Seoul. The club no longer runs in Daejeon, and is now only resurrected for the annual Hashathon.

It was an excellent A to B trail of nearly 8 kms, dashing through parks and alleyways . . . but it had three game stops. First was tie string cheese to a piece of string and try to rock back and forth to catch it in your mouth. Second was a 4 legged race. Third was charades of trying to guess hash names. Two teams were required, and it was decided to do guys against the girls. Anyway, the games were not so much fun to me, but most everyone else seemed to enjoy them.

At the end, we all gathered once again. An excellent hash, this club is a throwback to the early days, with no circle, which is fine. We followed up with an amazing Korean BBQ dinner, and all was well.

4 Day tally, now 6 trails (and one beer mile) for a total of 38 kms.Weiterlesen