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VICTORIA FALLS HASH Extended Weekend: Thursday 20th April 2006 - Monday 24th April 2006
Victoria Hash

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3 days of action packed Interhashing in Chiang Mai in 27-29 October 2006
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The Great Haggis Hunt


A surprising turnout, in spite of the slightly inclement, monsoon-like conditions, assembled in Le Rouret to take part in this year's Haggis Hunt hared by Mister Pizza and Padre. All talk was of the probability of the wily Haggis' having gone to ground, or possibly lying up in impenetrable thickets as a result of the weather.

A wide display of fashion was in evidence, as each participant took whatever measures thought necessary to keep the rain out, or let it in some cases. But surely, the award for sartorial elegance had to go to Sadist, kitted out in Day-Glo yellow vest, ON ON shorts and his usual odd rugby socks, as if ready for his trip to Chang Mai later this year. Somebody should have told him that more moderate temperatures are still some time off. He does spend a lot of time in Scotland, however. Maybe that explains a lot.

On On to the Hash. We all started with great enthusiasm, convinced that we were going to bag a Haggis or two. After all, our redoubtable hares had gone to the enormous trouble, not to mention expense, of securing a special Sunday Haggis hunting licence, and we were determined to make use of it.

We set of following the roads around Le Rouret, wondering if, in light of the weather, we would be spared the ardour of cross-country bush whacking. Not so, and, as this was hardly Haggis territory, we were soon off into the countryside to commence our search in earnest. This took us up hill and down hill and up again along paths that had become streams, and we faced ranging torrents summoning are reserves of courage and strength in our never-ending quest to find and entrap the ever-elusive creatures. Not only did we have to face the elements at their worst, we were also faced with devious checks on route (and off route, for that matter) leading to unnecessary expenditure of energy. When questioned about this Padre gave the stock hare answer of, " I don't know, I did not set this part of the route". PIFFLE!

It was every man and woman for him/herself, and when Two Cheeky was heard plaintively requesting assistance to cross a torrent, in the futile hope of keeping her feet dry, she was left to her own devices. Not a gentleman in sight!

In spite of the hares' efforts to leave us marooned upon some wind and rain swept moorland, we managed to find the beer car parked in a shady glade, which would have been great in the sun were shining, but it wasn't shade we were after, it was cover, although at this time, most of our waterproof outer garments had become soaked and it didn't really matter. Maybe sadist was right wearing the minimum of outer cover.

Following the beer stop, we had a brisk run in to the finish, although the prospect of a circle in the rain was rather daunting. Quite wisely, following a down down for the hares, we all retired to chez Padre and Big End for the continuation of the circle.

Unfortunately none had been successful in sighting a Haggis, let alone catching one, but we were relieved to hear that Big End had discovered another source (a great white hunter perhaps?), and there was more than enough for everyone, with neeps and tatties, all superbly prepared by Big End and her sous (so Padre claims) chef, not to mention the delicious Laphroaig (2 litres consumed!) to go with it.

The circle was delayed by the fragrant Two Cheeky who decided to avail herself of the shower facilities, but would not allow anyone else into the bathroom whilst she effected her toilette. She paid the price when she finally joined the circle.

Down Downs went to (If you did a down down but are not included in the list below, please let the editor know for future inclusion and repeat down downs):
Late arrivals/non participants, Cum Cum, Fly Me Skinny A and Stella Artois.
Deafness on the Trail: Dingus
Future Japanese Emperor's Consort: Dingus
Australia Day: Knicker Licker, Padre and Big End
Unnecessarily adding to the deluge: Supermarket Trolley and Madame Mouton.
Birthdays: Padre, Charles
Surrogate Shit of the Week: Padre on behalf of Absolutely Pathetic
Because he Wanted Another One: Padre

GANGOOLIES (not arriving having reserved), for Future Admonishment

Contessa: she went to the Gym because it was raining, having ordered vegetarian Haggis.
El Toro

Finally, a great vote of thanks is due to the hares for setting a run under such trying conditions and to Big End and Padre for the catering and venue.

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Victoria Hash

Interrhash 2006-27-29 Oct 2006

 
R*n 508: NEXT HASH RUN

Important: The restaurant I have chosen has limited seating so its "first come first served" so if you know you are cumming to the restaurant please let me know asap.

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Directions (text & map below):




La Gaude Reloaded : The Sustainable Development Hash

In order to promote the new 3-R's I have recycled my Hash round La Gaude from last year.

Reduce      This version has been reduced in length in order to get to the restaurant in time and still have time for a beer stop and down-downs.

Reuse       The directions are below. These are the same maps as last time, all the pixels have been reused!

Recycle     Or re-run perhaps. This run has been assembled from the discarded parts of previous Hashes and forged into something new and improved!

The walkers should enjoy this gentle trail but bring sensible walking footwear as some of the paths were built by the Romans and have not been maintained since.

Sadly, I was unable to reuse the Guingette Gaudoise restaurant from my last Hash in October as they are on their 'fermeture annuelle' so no having your stomach stretched and feeling like a goose being turned into fois gras this time round.

OnOn!

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Location Map for La Gaude

If you are arriving from the south, come up the D18 from Cagnes-sur-Mer. Once in La Gaude, pass the ED supermarket and traffic lights, continue up the hill to the roundabout and take the 2nd exit to the village centre and park in the large car park on the left after about 100m.

or

though St. Laurent Du Var and up the D118 Route de St. Jeannet. Follow signs to St. Jeannet/La Gaude. Pass by IBM on the right and follow the signs to La Gaude village, turning left about 1km after IBM.

Go down the hill until you reach the roundabout , take the first exit right and then car park is 100m on the left as above.

For map click here