Organised by Mongo, Xerox and Madd on er… with head chef Mimi. And many others. Hornie etc

Site © TimeOut, 3408 State Highway 5, Titiokura, RD 2, New Zealand 4182

Attendees

Shunter, 2 Jugs, Red Riding Hood, Perky, 2 Humps, Metal, Petal, Capt Pugwash, Miss Hap, Mimi,

Wantie, Rigid Rabit, Handle, Geestring, Siera Hornie, MB, Gravel, Tripod, Madd-On-Er, W.E.N.D.Y

Toyboy, Master Baker, Blue Virgin, Blue Shin, Bolder Holder, King Knob Rot, Duph, The Worm

Bird Table, Bentshaft, Cornetto, Sir Creamalot, Deep Throat, High Heels, LGFM, Hooka

Whorespiss, Revs, 21, Canniball, Magic, Fkn Fe Fi Fo, Xerox, Mongo, Budgie, Tunefull, Bolyx,

Small Black, Triple S, B4, Lisa friend of Bolyx, Gypsey, Rewd, Gonzo, Cockroach, Meat, Tnuc

Gaytee,, He’ll Keep, Crabstick, Sandman, Sticky Willy, Toylet, Empha, Porkbox,

Nomad kicked off at 1pm Saturday although there were some pre lubes with about 20 hashers gathering in Taupo to join resident hasher Red Riding Hood, and also the organisers and friends set up shop at “Timeout” on the Friday night.

Saturday was assembling and set up camp day. Campervans, tents and cabins all over the place. Timeout is at altitude so the balmy temperatures of Napier were just memories with about 12 degrees and a cold wind. But there was heaps of firewood to keep the 3 outside drums going and the inside fire. Also the Mimi led chef team supplied a couple of warming soups. Over 80 hashers in attendance including a good contingent from the South Island and the far north travellers Magic and Cannabal. A welcome appearance of SomeMothers and Claws who easily took out the “Biggest vehicle” prize (if there was one).

Lots of drinking through the afternoon and into the evening. Bowls out on the lawn with Mole showing his representative experience on a rather rough green. Great evening meal and later snacks. Sky TV in the main lounge so the rugby watchers were able to watch the 2 trans tasman games. Not so good for Hurricanes fans. The Hash band led by Xerox, Crabstick and others took over later.

Sunday started with the clearing up of all the empty bottles from the night before and breakfast. Mongo and Feefifofum were dispatched in Mongo’s truck with about 40 cases of empty beer stubbies with aims to replenish the meagre full stocks remaining at the camp. Late morning was the scheduled main “run” with head hare Xerox heading off about 11am with 2 fellow hares. A good solid 8km for the runners and about 5km for the walkers. Good use of the limited terrain (no bush bashing possible) with a couple of out and back loops. Plenty of beer at the Piss-stop and then 1.5km back to the ranch.

A breather and it was into the main Circle. Kicking off the circle was Xerox, followed by NZGM Birdtable and then fines from the floor. Revs was in fine voice with the songs. A drinking contraption caused some hilarity as victims tried to drink from the swinging glass.

After the Circle the cocktail party started with Empha holding court. Into the night and there was another fine meal served up, more rugby, the disco tent and the various fire drums that served as drinking stations.

Monday was recovery run morning and clean up. Another wind up circle and the Wellington Hash - Tripod, Deepthroat, ABC, He’ll Keep, High Heels and Porkbox winning the nod (from a field of one) for organising Nomad 2022. Details to come

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A top weekend hosted by Wee Knackers and Filler. Plus committee’s of both Garden City and Christchurch.

Friday arvo saw a convoy of vehicles and bikes meeting at Sheffield Pies then driving through Arthur’s Pass to Blackball. Some rendezvous point pubs turned out to be closed but the final one was open and it was beers and snacks in the sunshine as the America’s Cup yachts warmed up on TV. Friday night and the festivities centered on the Blackball Hilton. Here the beers flowed and the Hash band led by Dagy played into the small hours. Saturday morning and it was breakfast at the Community Centre with run start at 11am. Wee Knackers dazzled the 50 plus hashers with his splendid array of Trail signs including the new double check back. The infirm were sent off on a wander round town while the 40 or so athletes piled into 3 vans for a 10 minute drive into the country. Drop off and another complicated set of instructions. The 1st runners loop turned out to be 3km up a hill to the dreaded double check back, which took runners back to the initial runners walkers split. All trails led to a fantastic river swimming hole, complete with dodgy high bank for the dare devils to jump off. The piss cut and snacks consumed and another complicated set of van ferrying back to the Village green for lunch and Circle. Circle kicked off by Wee Knackers and then run by the Christchurch and Garden City RA’s and GMs Dingaling, STD, Navigator, RLD and Dagy. Lots of singing and laughter in the sunshine. From there it was back for more yacht races and rugby watching plus general hash drinking until the evenings entertainment at the Working Mens Club. Meal again provided by Mr and Mrs Wee Knackers. DJ Kareoke was the nights entertainment. The bar was set very low initially by a couple of very pissed locals, one of whom thought he was singer and the other a stripper. Eventually the cream of the Hash came through with voices like Mimi, Hornie, Dominetrix, KTT, Bolyx, Joe 90 and He’ll Keep. Again West Coast licensing hours. Sunday another cold misty start to the day with breakfast by Wee Knackers and Fillup and then warm sunshine for the recovery stroll to the disused mine down the road. Another entertaining circle and it was stumps. Wee Knackers announced that the 10 year anniversary weekend would be March 11 to 13 2022. Well done that man.

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A fantastic week long celebration of Hashing in New Zealand. Nearly 200 hashers attended the main Nash Hash event hosted by Pania Hash at the Hastings showground over Friday to Sunday 5 to 7 Feb.

But many of these hashers also took in various road trip Hash events leading to NH21. For those coming up from the South Island the start was Takaka HHH 50th run on Sat 30th with around 30 hashers. Next day was Nelson HHH and then across the ditch to Wellington hosting over 60 hashers on the Monday. Then up to Energy HHH in New Plymouth for the Tuesday run and Taupo for Wednesday. Thursday was the every popular Fat Catz run from Tikotino. Friday afternoon was the Red Dress run at Clive raising money for a local special needs school.

For those coming FROM the North, there was the 100th run at Maungawhai, followed by runs hosted by Woeful and Mooloo hashes. Many of these attendees then joined the main road trip at Taupo or Fat Catz

Friday evening kicked off the main event. Saturday heralded the main runs around the iconic Te Mata Peak. Spectacular views as well as lovely bush tracks. Head hare Likka had been planning this for years. Back to the showgrounds in the afternoon for the drinking competitions and games. A top local band has hashers dancing into the night. Sunday was recovery run and meetings to elect the next NH venue (Takaka) and incoming NZGM - Birdtable. The official close down was followed by the unofficial cocktail party for the stayers. Well done Pania Hash, especially Likka, Metal, Petal, Shunter, 2 Jugs and MB.

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Committee - Handle, JJ, Fraggle, Corpuscle, G String, Recycled Virgin,

Attendees - Deepthroat, Fire N Da Ho, Gaytee, Sierra Hornie, MB, Sharkey, High Heels, Puss, ABC, Tripod, Oggy, Boulder holder, King Knob Rot, Chips, LGFM, IQ 20, Jabberwockey, Pannekin, Metal Mickey, Petal, Masterbaker, Wantie, Rigid, Omo, FknFeefifofum, BS, Toyboy, Bluevain, Shunter, 2Jugs, Sproggy, No Offers, Dulph, Tinkles, Sir Creamalot, Stroker, Legs R Go, Tardis, Unstable, Mop, JWax, Hash Brown, Sherie, Captain Cook, Town Planner, Sourpuss.

Friday 27th November

Pub Golf . - 6 pubs over about 5km formed the course for Pub golf with hashers divided into teams of 3 or 4 and sent off with scorecards. Pints were the drink of choice, with one skull being a hole in one. Weather added an extra dimension as the formerly warm sunny day turned into a cold windswept rainy evening. More than one Uber was called upon for the less clothed. The free barbeque at Gasworks was very popular. The 6th and final hole was Seatoun RSA where a supper was served. Drinking into the night. All the old Hash books on display

Saturday 28th

11am 2000th run. Cold front had passed through and it was a lovely Wellington day. Although numbers looking thin until a few vehicles rolled in with various hashers stumbling out looking the worse for wear. Recycled Virgin welcomed the Hash and gave instructions on the 3 options for the day - Walk (Hare – Handle), Long run (Corpuscle) and Ballbreaker (RV). The usual mixed messages. More confusion on the run as the runners tried to sort out which was the BB and which was the LR. Eventually it was about 14km for the BB and 12k for the LR with the walkers doing much less and being at the Breaker Bay PS (and lunch) well before the runners trickled in. Lunch and beers with the initial supplies running out and emergency rations whistled up. Back to Seatoun RSA and circle up. RV ran the circle with the Committee acknowledged and the various Capital weekly awards given out before a representation of RA’s - Sharkey, Mimi, Shunter, Rigid, Toyboy, Sir Creamalot had a go before fines from the floor. Songs led by Fire, Hornie and MB. The evening consisted of the usual Hash frivolity interspersed by dinner and rugby watching. A couple of Hash jukeboxes.

Sunday 29th

Recovery run and circle which went ahead after another night cold front has passed through. Well done Capital hash. 2000 runs completed in just over 39 years.

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The First Light Gisborne Hash weekend on the 13-15 November 2020 was a very memorable time for the 60 (Blue Virgin, A Blue Shin, Handle, G String, Gate Crasher, Forceit, MB, Sierra Hornie, Bird Table, The Worm, All Black Nipples, Comes once, Peter,Red Riding Hood, Gritty, Gonzo, Blue Vain, Cop Teaser, LGFM ,Mimi, Master Baker, Deep Throat, B4, Petal , Metal Mickey , mountain dew, Phlonker, Foreclose, Rwanda, Stamen, Binny, Magoo, Maidengoo, DVD, Bustits, Macwatt , Kahluis, Perky , Humpy, Teazemaid , Moogabee , Pokin Out, CC , Crab Stick, 2 Jugs , Shunter, Spurt, Stroker, Boulder Holder, King Knob Rott, Fefifofum, , Likka, Legs are a go, Xerox, Dorca, Flossy, 2 Dogs, Sting, Misfit, Nic - Virgin hasher, Baby Blue or so attendees. Held at the Churchhill campground opposite the beach it was a template for the future. It was BYO drinks and BYO food ( apart from Saturday night dinner) and hosted by Blue Virgin and A Blue Shin, a recent Mount Hash couple who have moved to Gisborne.

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We had a great 2020 bash at Waipu Cove Camp. We hosted 40 Hashers from all over the North Island. Hashers from Wellington, Tauranga, Napier, Auckland, Levin, Mangawhai and Whangarei. A big Run-walk set by Long John & Pricky (15km) with BBQ and piss stop on the way home. Some party goers had a big session on Friday night and were severely hung over for the run. No names will be mentioned as what goes on at Hash stays at Hash.

A fabulous meal was enjoyed by everyone and even pudding for the sweet toothed hashers.

A big thanks to everyone who helped with the event. I’m sure we will see photos on the face book page.

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The usual gradual arrival of the rabble on the Friday
afternoon – chilly bins full and sun shining. Plenty of room for both campers and bed seekers. The camp was venue of Nash Hash 2015. Just on 50 attendees for the weekend.

Visitors included Mee Mee – the only South Islander, DT, Handle, Geestring (Wellington), Comes once, Spurt, Madonner Gawd Knose, Demon (Auckland) and Duph, Gonzo, Noodles, Metal, Petal and Xerox, from central North Island.

A big dent put in the beer supplies that lovely fine evening, as well as practise for some on the beer can bowling alley. Entries taken for the Saturday boat races.

Some drinking far into the early morning with Madonner and Noodles making early claims on loudest Snorers of the weekend.

A big programme for Saturday starting with a fine breakfast cooked up by Mogabe and Pokin in.

A pre run warm up was the blind beer tasting run by 69er. 6 beers to taste with 18 choices available. This became rather tricky as the beer flattened in the jugs.

Run started at 10.30 with runners and walkers splits. Not too onerous a trail, and finishing at a river swimming hole for circle and lunch. Also, shelter, as it turns out, as it pissed down soon after the run finished. Circle led by GM Flossy and RA Humpy. Hornie’s brother Force-it was recognized for his fledging Hash career of 11 runs.

Back to the camp and into the boat races once the rain had eased. The Mount ex-GM’s team triumphant with Crabtree and 69er the speedy anchors. Noone noticed until too late that they were an all male team. Although Bluevain did drink like a girl. The flying fox was started up but Gritty was the only brave one to try it out.

Dinner and into the evening with the Hash band of Crabtree, Perky and Xerox warming up for Queenstown. Harmony backup from Metal and Humpy. Dragon Lady an early casualty, suffering from an ill-advised choice of wine in the boat races.

Sunday morning and another fine breakfast supplied by the cooks. Recovery run round the camp and circle led by Humpy. Bluevain rounded out the circle by giving an update on NZ bid for Interhash. Then the assembled hashers were pressed into service for a video to send to Tobago. The required words for us to chant proved difficult to master – not so for version 2 of “Goa takes it up the arse”. Lubes and Smegma unanimous winners of “Quiet bastards of the weekend”

Well done Mount Hash - a great weekend.

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24 rather confused hashers/virgins and simply curious and one pressed German, rocked up to the meeting point to car share to Puffs next adventure. The trail was set on private land, and the owner came along to see what all this hashing business ,was all about and give a spiel and the history of the farm. I explained to the motley crowd, that this was not a run or a walk, rather a ramble, taking in the history as we meandered through the bush, admiring the ancient Puriri, Totora and hashers.

out of the bush  the climbed up the bank to admire an old Maori PA, kumara pits and  listen to our host tell the story of the day the northern visited.

The trail was about an hour long and we ended up in a shady hollow and his Sharkeyness gathered the troops (or should I say crew) to circle around , he welcomed our virgin runners, and especially Nick a German tourist who got out of his campervan to ask directions and was promptly bundled in a car, and taken on the hash walk, he wasnt dissapointed and Puff (thats me) named him 4 minute man, which was about the length of time it took us to press gang him into hashing.

lots of fines , we welcomed Big horn ,now a whangarian.

tight nuts (aka mark) and Cory (who was a bit shy)  and Craig who wasn't and Charmaine. In all every one enjoyed the meander and seeing a bit of Mangawhai a bit off the beaten track.

 

run 92     Thursday 6th Febuary  meet at the Mangawhaii club car park at 4pm expect we are going to Te Arai beach area, a not to be missed event.run 93

14th March    the  landing Paparoa -  onon to the Paproa pub on completion (how about a night over in the pub)

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70 hashers enjoyed the Nelson Hash’s 25 year anniversary and 1500th run on the weekend of 15th to 17th November. 15 from Christchurch, 9 from Wellington, 1 Aucklander, 2 from Napier and the rest from Nelson. 

Most of the trials and tribulations for the weekend started on the Thursday and Friday with slips and car crashes delaying arrival times of the visitors.  Clear winners there were Dagy and Fingers who took 26 hours to make their journey from Christchurch.

 Festivities started on Friday night from 6pm with a gathering at the Postboy Hotel. Buy your own drinks at cheap prices and the hash put on a supper. Hashers from around the country trickled in as the travellers got through the detours, Local Hashers were out in force to welcome them, with a few old faces appearing. Mimi and Vominatrix rocked the bar with some great karaoke while the rest generally just made a lot of noise as the beer and hashing stories flowed freely. Photos were posted on FB till about 1am.

Saturday 10am – 1500th run from Branford Park, Maitai Valley, same location as Deputy Dawg & Gritz had gathered the first bunch of Nelson Hashers 25 years ago for Run #1. We had 5 Hashers running today: WENDY, Princess, DunnerWhy, DunnerIn and RLD who had also run on the first run and quite a few more that had been on the second run.

Well most of us had gathered there - We were still waiting for the beer to arrive. Generally hanging out for a beer at 10am is considered a bad thing, but it was quite common today. Luckily Stroker, Mole and MB turned up in the piss wagon before a lynch mob had formed.

 -  Good weather with the run starting around 10.30ish.  GM Shaggus congratulated the visitors who had made it to the start line despite the Nelson hash’s best efforts to detour them.  Plumley, the most prolific hound in Nelson was the Hare and he demonstrated the hash signs with dog Shadow demonstrating how flour gets licked up.  Enjoyable walk and run with the usual slackers who did neither.   

A few of the Hashers decided not to set their sights too high. Getting to the first check and back was enough for them. However, these Hashers set up a jam session with a couple of guitars and sang of their achievements for the rest of the morning.

Fart was back on the runners trail and back in fine form then his dog refused to run with him, chasing the walkers instead. Walkers and runners split as the trail reached the slopes of the center of NZ hill. Runners headed up then were checked-back over a fence and onto Kaka Hill. An easy run through the sheep paddocks turned serious as trail stopped at an 8ft high deer fence & gate. The front runners were most ungentlemanly as they all clambered over the gate then turned round and just watched as Fire In Da Ho struggled to get under it.

Ring Burner was leading the front runners to the top of the Center of NZ, but then led them right past the Hash Halt without waiting. The other runners enjoyed the view over Nelson as they waited for the stragglers. Trail left the path and went through the scrub for a while. Owlziemer tried to 2nd guess the Hare and ended up having to do a catch-up, but he did catch up by the time the pack reached to Piss Stop at the bottom of the hill.

A rousing circle kicked off by Shaggus with guest spots to NZGM Shunter plus visiting RA’s from Wellington and Christchurch.  Songs led by Fire N Da Ho and Hornie.  Belly button fluff was exchanged by Sticky Willie and new shoes were christened by Eanie Meanie Weanie and Owlzeimer. Best fine for runners by Buttswallower who demonstrated in fine fashion how Fire had tried to slip under a fence that the runners were having to clamber over one by one. She got her legs and torso through but couldn’t squeeze her tits under.  

The afternoon continued with a large bunch of us boarding the mystery bus and leaving the park towards? ? ? ? ?

Saturday 2pm to 6pm – Mystery Bus Tour.  A full bus of over 50 hit the road as the rain set in. But with comfortable craft bars to visit and a dry but alcohol laden bus, who cared.  1st visit was the original McCashin brewery.  Fee Fi Fo Fum made a nuisance of himself trying to help anyone who showed the slighted sign of being unsteady.  Mimi and friends ruled the back of the bus in good mafia fashion.  Stoker softened the mystery a little when his commentary included the next destination, but it was still a surprise for those that weren't listening to him.

So most of the bus had no idea that we would soon pull up at NZ's oldest pub, The Moutere Inn. More pints of craft beer or tasting platters for those that couldn’t decide on one.

Drunkenness steadily increasing although only Buttswallower was denied service at the last bar - The Golden Bear Brewery in Mapua. It was rather ironic that our token American was denied service here since the Golden Bear was started in 2008 by a fellow American, Jim from L.A. who moved here to “show the Kiwis how to make good beer”.

The bus trip ended at Smugglers Bar in Tahuna, most of the Hashers had a pint or twohere, but then groups separated and did whatever they felt like – or just went home for a sleep.

Sunday 10am – 3pm Social gathering and lunch at Tasman Bay Cruising Club.

A very pleasant gathering with lots of Nelson hash memorabilia on display.  Walk round the waterfront and final circle at a rotunda by the yacht harbour where port and green ginger wine were served up by the lovely barmaids Hornie and Wrench-it.

Back just in time for lunch and the circle which focused on the Hashers that had come and gone over the last 25 years.  Sir Teddy Bare particularly entertaining. 

Great turnout! Great People! Great weekend!!!   

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An official unofficial Labour weekend hosted by Red Riding Hood -  with guests  Metal and Petal, Duph, Gonzo, Bluevain, Captain Pugwash, LGFM and Kevin Bloody Wilson 

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Well as usual, the sun came up for our annual Labour weekend run, but it was quite windy, so Hare Nailbag, decided that the run at Te aria point might be best delayed and set a run locally.

10 or so enthusiastic runners/walkers arrived, we welcomed back the GM Sharky and tatie , returning from thier trip to Alaska .  onon ,we headed off in the direction of the estuary,  led by bush blower,  now hare nailbag, being a good man, gave the slow walkers a bit of a clue, now with that information, snout decided to head of staright to the piss stop, this confused the front runners, who gvisitore ot into a "where  the flick are we mode". Rear not all was resolved and we all made it to the piss stop.  After the pack was fed n watered,  it was back on home.  

Great circle by the GM, nail bag was fined as the hare, and we welcomed virgins Joanne and Charmaine,  snout was fined for front running and visitors Giraffe and 007 ( waihi h3) where welcomed  .  Giraffe was

fined as birthday girl , then the circle was disabanded to the onononon and Puffs place. 

next run is planned to be sometime in November, tba.

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NSH3 No Reason Weekend 2019

 

The NSH3 No reason Weekend was held on the 23rd to 25th August 2019 at the Huia Lodge in Huia. Had 22 hashers attend the weekend all either current or ex NSH3 or NWH3 hashers, the furthest traveller being FUCT from Waikanae closely followed by Metal & Petal, Patangata & Gonzo, Rotorua the rest being from the Greater Auckland area.

Friday night kicked off with usual meet and greet and getting merry with some playing games and other just kicking back as hashers do. A quiet nite with the last heading for the sleep sack at 1am, must be a sign of the times.

Saturday morning kicked off with a hearty breakfast before the run / walk set off at 11am in perfect sunshine but howling cold wind. The trail was down the road to the beach and along the beach, wet feet was a certainty thru Huia past the café and the back roads up to the Huia Point look out for the PS & lunch stop. Funny that the highest point in the area was also the most sheltered from the wind and really warm as the lunch stop was going to be back at the beach but it was a cold spot with wind howling in from the Manukau Harbour.

A circle was held at the lunch stop with fines going to the visitors and also to a virgin hasher Joy, Toe Jobs Plus 1, plus a good number of fines from the floor for various misdemeanours. Another circle was held back at the lodge for 2 reasons, one being the GM forgot it was Brucilla’s 600th NSH3 run and that Gwad Knows did a AH3 presentation to FUCT for his 400th AH3 run shirt, the shirt had been sitting in the salt ice cooling down for him.

The walk home from Huia Point was a leisurely one with some doing extra and going up to dam and also visiting the Huia settler’s museum which had opened up in the afternoon. Stories from past happenings in the area told Saturday afternoon and evening.

Saturday dinner was a bang up affair of roast beef with roasted vegetables for the main with a cheese cake for dessert. The rest of the evening was some playing games and the usual downing of the various liquid refreshments.

 

Sunday morning was a little bit wet as had some heavy down pours over night. A hearty breakfast had by all and managed to carry out the recovery run in the dry as well as the clean up after a great weekend with everybody pitching in to make it a really great weekend of hashing for no reason.

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Auckland Hash House Harriers

Trash 26th August 2019 AGM

Mercury Lane

here weren’t a lot of runners, Dio, Shakes, Phantom, Bighorn, Bushbanger, Wot Wife and your

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Fines

Copped another as next years Hash Cash. ‘You’re dumb….’

Joint Masters are Dio and Demon “they ought to be publicly…’

Xdresser Scribe ‘For he’s a jolly good fellow..?

Loose Change fined for coveting the topless waitresses skirt ‘B-I-M-B-O……’

Trailmaster Demon. ‘Here’s to this prick…’

Xdresser fined for usurping the GM by sending the waitress over to him suggesting he get on with

the circle.

Shakes made himself Registrar

Cum Kwik was made the Fines Master. Given that he lives in Thames one suspects that some

form of telepathy may be required. Skype perhaps? ‘You’re stupid….’

GM was named as China. He attempted to protest and commenced what would have been a long

diatribe had he not been interrupted by the pack who drowned him out with ‘Hold it in your Mrs

Murphy..’

Run of the year Nellie – January. This run incapacitated the GM. Good choice.

Worst run of Year – Bighorn. Washed out not too many there and a few food issues. Unlucky for

a bloke who puts so much effort into his runs.

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Raglan Weekend

The weekend began in great fashion with a crew of hardened Hashers visiting the Raglan Club/ RSA for a Friday night meal and catch up, with a few watching the rugby on the big screen. Sadly the weather changed for the worse with strong winds and heavy rain. Trail masters Loud and Macwatt had their work cut out setting the trail between scattered showers and horizontal winds. The weather eased early afternoon and the forty strong group hit the trail ....the trail wound along boardwalks on the Eastern side to the historic wharf area ...then a “few” dreaded steps up to a great outlook over Raglan harbour. Then a short bush track and up and over to the western side of the harbour.This led to an awesome bush track along the estuary. Loud was there for the first hydration break ...this was special with a great variety of beverages kindly donated by him. This was also the split for the short walk, while the runners and keen walkers wound their way around the picturesque estuary back to the P.S - around 8 km in total.

We were fortunate that our NZ GM was present and he conducted the usual uncontrollable fine session.

The great facility at the Raglan Holiday Park allowed all to slip off for hot showers etc in preparation for the Food and the “Silly Hat Theme” evening.

An awesome time was had by all ...great food with some highly coveted prizes -blue tooth speaker, knives very kindly donated Holmes Industrial Supplies Tradezone (Muff Diver). These were well appreciated....thanks Muffy.

A big thank you to all that helped, especially Bustits and Couldn’t Cum. Rumour has it that Ducph was an early riser and did a big early morning cleanup.

All in all a great weekend.

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Another great time had by all at Nomad over Queens Birthday weekend .  Over 60 hashers enjoyed the balmy temperatures of Bushlands Campground, 20km from the Iconic Whangamomona pub along the Forgotten Highway. 

Winter was well and truly arrived with a flooded creek and soggy campground.  But with ample firewood stocks brought in by Humpy (Mount) and Big R’s (Energy), there were 2 roaring fires going nearly 24 hours a day. 

The organisers Wantie and Rigid (Energy, Toyboy and WENDY (Takaka),  and Mimi (Nelson) did a fabulous job trucking in the food and booze supplies as well as cooking the meals and generally organising the weekend.  No one went hungry and the booze lasted nicely.   Last keg finished late Sunday night and the cider and cocktails filled the void for the rest of the night.  

The weekend kicked off mid afternoon Saturday with many travellers having an entrée drink at the Whangamomona pub on the way in.  At the Campground good country beers Tui and Speights flowed along with the cider.   A jukebox kept the music going into the night.  Zero temperatures away from the fires but everyone was well prepared for the elements. 

Sunday morning and Capital hashers Handle and Geestring were up early cooking a steady supply of bacon and eggs for the masses.   Hare Rigid announced run start at 11amish.   Word filters through that there will be a keg plus boxes of cider at the Piss-stop.    

Run starts and it is soon apparent that the pack consists of ONE runner (Gaytee Geris) and the rest walkers. Gumboots abounding.  A quad bike, carrying the keg and  driven by one of the camp owners,  passes the pack.  Unfortunately there is a slip, half a km from the PS, which the quad bike cannot get past.  So the sole runner and 3 fast walkers (all from Wellington) have to earn their beer by carrying the full keg to the PS.  This is a very scenic amphitheatre, bathed in sunshine. Valiant attempts by the beer drinkers to cut the keg.  It is finally cut on the journey home with Xerox, Humpy and Duck offering helpful encouragement. 

Circle is led by incoming NZGM Shunter.  Hares and organisers recognized.  First time Nomad hashers Tripod, ABC, Porkbox and High Heels from Wellington and Zebedee and Tuneful Trumper Cyprus, now Palmerston North. Other fines for late and stupid hashers.   Lots of lusty singing.  Likka given fine for starting the whole Nomad thing, with Daisy (currently working in Rarotonga)

Circle over and the traditional cocktail party is soon in full swing.   Red Riding Hood, Teazmaid and LGFM are the early cocktail hostesses.   It is not long before the guitars come out with Xerox and Perky a great duo.  Revs is soon singing her best hash songs.   A number of the campground owners join the party. 

 As darkness descends Mongo treats the Hash to a memorable fireworks display.   One large banger explodes in the fire drum, accompanied soon after by a rather insincere “sorry” from Mongo.

Dinner served and the jukebox, guitarists, singers and cocktails continue into the night.  

Monday morning and it is breakfast and clean-up time.   Congratulations to everyone for a great weekend.   

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A great turnout to the South Island winter camp. Revs, Joe 90, Cums on ceiling, Tastes like shit, Dogs, Geestring, Handle, Oxy, Missing Link, Mimi, Dagy, Fingers, SSS, Small Black, Diabolyx, Nazal Cum, Lip Splitter, Worka, ABC, Klingon, KTT, Firkin, Xerox, Toyboy, Vasie, Steve, Skidz, Brick, Emdef, He'll keep, Horny, MasterBaker, Text Tit, Tripod, Dingaling, Shunter, two jugs, Planks WC, RLD, Bin Pissen, ABC’, pannikin cider, Stroker , Jelly legs, OO7, Fe Fi,  Jenn@tals,  Loco

 46 hashers on my list from Klingon, including a great turnout from the North Island. Good to see the national events getting good numbers from around NZ.

 

A big thanks to the organisers from Gardencity HHH. What an excellent job you hashers made of making this event one to remember (Goody bag Bus transport on Saturday, catered lunch and dinner on Saturday + two  breakfasts, together with endless beer and wine) and entertaining circles which my room mate He'll Keep from WH3 now named Crash Test Drunky provided lots of fine fodder for his quick exit down some stairs at 4am on Saturday morning. This required a visit from the Ambulence from Christchurch.  Thanks to the Health and Safety officers Xerox, Fe Fi Fo and Toy Boy who happened to be on duty at the time and made some quick thinking decisions to get medical help.

 

Friday evening arrived met with a warm welcome and laughter from

Daggy and Klingon who quickly allocated our room and introduced us to the crew and showed us where the Kegs were.

A large log fire helped warm the convivial greetings in the communal

mess hall of the lodge, with two bunk room wings off each side.

The party got going and before too long the loud racket of the hash doing what if does best was in full party mode until my departure at 3am Sat.

The party moved up to the Mezzanine where four guitarists/entertainers Xerox Jenn@tals Daggy and one other played and sang to the well oiled party goers.

 

Saturday after a large cooked breakfast and more refreshments the hangover was calming down and off up the road 44 hashers marched.

except for Crash Test Drunky  who was resting after his Superman act the night before.

Confined to camp for the day and thanks to RLD who kindly gave up her day staying behind to look after him.

We arrived at the first piss stop a click or so up the road then a bus appeared (All aboard and Revs started to sing her many songs so the party was in full swing again at no later than 11am.

Visited Glentunnel Museum with lots of mining history around the Coalgate area on display and Handle found a distant relative in the archives.

A quick walk around the camping ground back on bus for more songs from Revs and more beer.

More good fun then off for a walk and river crossing winding up at

Hororata Cafe for lunch and more beer washed down with home made pizza and pies.

And I did find a latte.

Back on bus for more athletics then straight to the country pub in Coalgate

with log burner warming us and many games of pool (that Xerox plays dirty pool)

Arriving back at camp around 4pm the bus driver thanks us all for the helpful directions we all provided on the home journey LEFT RIGHT LEFT.   

No time for napping the circle kicked in with Daggy Shunter and Committee up front

then Xerox - Small Black - Fe Fi Fo re-inacting the medical emergency from the night before with Crash Test laid out on the floor assisting in the re-inactment.

Circle closed with fines from the floor then more beers/wines 

then a sumptuous catered meal of roast pork, chicken, tatties and some salady stuff,

I have a hazy recollection of desert or maybe it was seconds from the first course.

More wood on the fire and the Duke Box fired and worked tonight, Bin Pissin did a heart stopping sing along to (Kate Bush and Peter Gabriel song) Don't give up, which silenced the room in awe of her singing. 

A more subduded hash party as it was a big day out although I made it to mid night and went to bed while male hashers starting running around with no clothes on, along with a few hussies not wanting to be left out.

 

Sunday was the usual hearty breakfast recovery run around the building and a final circle naming He'll Keep to CTD and Steve partner of Vasie was named He'll Keep, a interim name given to hashers until they commit an act worthy of naming it seems.

Clean up and goodbyes took another few hours as some drained the last of the red wine port and purple death provided in a plastic bladder contained in the goody bag.

SSS got stuck and required a tow as he was in a-little too much of a hurry to leave and floored his van in wet grass,

Xerox - CTD - Fe Fi Fo - Emdef - planks WC - Toyboy and myself finished the event with a few more beers at a country pub near Darfield where the tales and lies of the weekend were told and re told.

 

Thanks Daggy, Klingon and organisers for this memorable event so well organised and looked after us all very well but for christ sake next year put the price up as it was too cheap at $130 happy to pay more as I suspect the event had been subsidised by Gargencityhhh.

There was a professional photographer attended Text Tit who took allot of photos which will now be with the organisers Klingon "I think"

 

None of my facts can be relied upon

 

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