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  • HazukashiiTraveler2025 -Time Marches On On . . .

    Bangkok Monday H3 #2169

    July 21 in Thailand ⋅ ☁️ 30 °C

    Another excellent 4x2 trail. It was a B-A adventure starting with a 30 min shuttle to the start. It was only about 4 kms away, but took half an hour due to traffic. 🙂 Once we arrived, it was a quick chalk talk and off we go.
    Mostly back and forth on various khlong paths, with plenty of checks to keep the front runners together. After all had returned, we had a fun circle then dinner.

    It has been awesome hashing in Thailand for the past few weeks, now off to Europe for a few more.    Read more

  • HazukashiiTraveler2025 -Time Marches On On . . .

    Bangkok H3 #2468

    July 19 in Thailand ⋅ 🌧 29 °C

    We had rain for about 30 minutes, prior to starting trail, but it stopped about 20 min before we ran and all was well. Other than some wet feet, we managed to make our way around. BUT, our hares had left the paper sooooooo far apart, we ended up finding trail off a check that was headed back rather than out. Problem was, we ended up following it backwards because we did not know, until we circled back to the original check. Then we went back to the paper in question, and found the way out. The map shows the confusion vs what the actual trail was. The hares got a couple extra down downs, and all was well.

    It was also my 4000th lifetime hash trail, but whatever. 🙂    Read more

  • HazukashiiTraveler2025 -Time Marches On On . . .

    Bangkok Thursday H3 #489

    July 17 in Thailand ⋅ ☁️ 30 °C

    It was one of those days. We had a fairly rookie hare, and he made the critical mistake of marking trail with chalk, on the ground. The mistake was, that it is the rainy season, and a half hour before the start, it rained. Marks became faded, if not completely washed away.

    In a way, it was kind of fun treating it like an Easter Egg hunt, dashing around from street to street, alleyway to alleyway, khlong to khlong, looking for marks. After about the first 2 kms, the pack got all separated, and many punted and just went back to the start. Some of us had fun just running around errantly, enjoying the evening.

    Eventually, one of the long time local hashers took over and marked the last 3-4 kms on back to the finish, that some of us found. In the end, all good. Another fun evening.    Read more

  • HazukashiiTraveler2025 -Time Marches On On . . .

    Bangkok Harriettes #2222

    July 17 in Thailand ⋅ ☁️ 29 °C

    It was a landmark occasion for the harriettes as they reached their 2222nd hash trail in Bangkok (second only to Bangkok H3 founded in 1977). Founded on 17 March 1982 (one week after the Bangkok Monday H3, but have completed more trails), by Janet Baker, with the assistance of Christine Morf.

    Often referred to as the ‘Friendliest Hash in Bangkok, Janet Baker explained the founding like this . . .

    “Tony ‘Godfather’ Erswell (a.k.a. Ambrose) urged Christine Morf and me to start the Bangkok Harriettes, as he felt there were a number spouses of active Members of the All Male Bangkok H3 who would like to run and who would enjoy the spirit of the hash. We talked it over and deigned to give it a try. However, we really didn’t think it would fly. We decided to lay the first five runs in Lumpini Park until we got the hang of the whole thing. We had quite a group for our first run, but it was padded with female staffers of the Bangkok Post! Well, we got some good publicity out of it!”
    Although the Bangkok Harriettes started out as a women’s only club, eventually men were allowed and it became a mixed hash. Christine Morf was a regular in the beginning, but departed Thailand after the 50th run, she commented that “After 2-3 months we had trumped up a pack of around 20 harriettes, but I don’t really remember when we allowed men to join. Maybe it was after I left?”

    Congratulations to the Bangkok Harriettes for over 40 years of great hashing.

    Now back to today's trail . . . the highlight was the fashionable T-shirts provided by The Senator, our hare for the day.    Read more

  • HazukashiiTraveler2025 -Time Marches On On . . .

    Bangkok Monday H3 #2168

    July 14 in Thailand ⋅ ☁️ 30 °C

    Just back from a whirlwind trip up to Japan to celebrate the 1000th running of the Sumo H3, and lacking sleep . . . but it was a hashing day! So off I go . . .

    Drunken Donut (with a little help from Sexy Lashes) set an awesome 9 km A to B trail out in Chinatown. As we assembled at the start, the skies looked a bit daunting, and then the wind kicked up with sh*t blowing around everywhere. Looked like rain . . . but fortunately we only got a couple drops. Good thing too, as most of the trail was marked in chalk. Could have been a disaster if it rained.

    The pack was held together pretty well, with numerous FT and back checks, through the maze of tiny alleyways and khlong paths we enjoyed in search of the ever awaiting beer cooler at the end.

    As the pack reassembled at the end, for Bastille Day, our hares arranged for some French treats of bread, cheese, pate, and wine as we waited for circle to kick off . . . very tasty. Circle was the usual, and then we ended with a fine dinner. Great day on the hash, but a good night's sleep sure made it even better. On On!    Read more

  • HazukashiiTraveler2025 -Time Marches On On . . .

    Sumo H3 #1000.1

    July 13 in Japan ⋅ ☁️ 30 °C

    Sunday hangover trail after a great day of hashing and partying yesterday. We had a nice calm 5 kms of fun, and an interesting circle with live music. We followed that up with gyoza, since Utsunomiya is the Japanese capital of gyoza, if not the world.

    This was a super fast trip. I landed at Haneda Airport at 0600 Saturday morning, and departed at midnight on Sunday. 42 hours on the ground in Japan.    Read more

  • HazukashiiTraveler2025 -Time Marches On On . . .

    Sumo H3 #1000

    July 12 in Japan ⋅ ☁️ 24 °C

    Just a quick fly in from Bangkok to Tokyo to enjoy a great hash weekend with my friends of the Sumo H3. I had the good fortune to bring this hash to life back in 2002, and they are still going strong.

    We had an awesome 8 Km trail on Saturday, followed by a beer soaked amazing dinner with so much good food to eat. On Sunday, we had another most excellent trail to sooth our hangovers.

    Well done to the Sumo H3 for 23 years of hashing. Next year will mark the 50th Anniversary of the Tokyo H3 and 50 years of Hashing in Japan. That will be taking place in July 2026.    Read more

  • HazukashiiTraveler2025 -Time Marches On On . . .

    Bangkok Harriettes #2221

    July 9 in Thailand ⋅ ☁️ 31 °C

    It was a somewhat short but entertaining trail. We had lots of zigging and zagging down back alleys and khlong paths, a beer stop and a prosecco stop (our hare was obviously sucking up to the harriettes). 🙂

    The circle was fun, with plenty of barbs thrown back and forth, but we got turned away from the planned restaurant . . . so we just wandered back towards the MRT station and found another. Just another great day on the hash.    Read more

  • HazukashiiTraveler2025 -Time Marches On On . . .

    Bangkok Monday H3 #2167

    July 7 in Thailand ⋅ ☁️ 32 °C

    We met deep in the local village outside Chang Erawan, for a rare Hazukashii & Virginia Slim tag team haring effort. As you can see from the first picture, VS is as happy as a pig in sh*t as he brandishes his favorite garden utensil, with delusions of Crocodile Dundee.

    To kick things off, we got a call days after all the arrangements had been made, that the chef got COVID, so the restaurant was closed. Further coordination ensured we could still park there and hold the run (so we arranged for pizza to be delivered).

    The pack assembled on schedule, and after the customary introductions and chalk talk . . . away they go (with the knowledge of virgin territory to come). Of course, Boob and Incomplete Erection started early to accommodate walking, and despite the knowledge of virgin territory, they thought they knew better and departed from trail only to end of way off track, and way DFL.

    FRB, Hand Cream, had no issues with trail, and finished in just over an hour on this 7.5 km adventure, even stopping to enjoy a very rare beer check on a Haz trail. Most of the rest of the pack came in at a bit over 90 minutes, while Boob & IE came in at over 2 hours.

    With the GM out of town, former GM Maverick entertained the pack with a few down downs, ensuring to recognize our 3 visitors, and then the pizza arrived. Chow down hogs, and grab a beer.    Read more

  • HazukashiiTraveler2025 -Time Marches On On . . .

    Bangkok H3 #2466

    July 5 in Thailand ⋅ ☁️ 31 °C

    It was a beautiful day for a hash, and our hare TINKER set a splendid 9 km shiggy trail. Some of the boys had gone up north to run with the Lana Bush Hash, but we still had a good pack of about 20 on hand to enjoy this one. Another great day on the hash.Read more

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