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Hash Games. Milton Keynes H3, Oxford H3, and Cambridge H3 Joint Run. The Cross Keys, Milton Keynes, 6 June 2010.
Shallow Hole and Courtesy Flush leave the river levee behind and prepare to cross Front Street hoping to outrun the pursuing car.
Hash Games. Milton Keynes H3, Oxford H3, and Cambridge H3 Joint Run. The Cross Keys, Milton Keynes, 6 June 2010.
Religious Adviser Dung-Fu Grip presents the Joke, Song or Body Part options to virgins Micah and Narine. Both went the joke route.
This is Virgin Nancy. She is already beginning to doubt the wisdom of accompanying her friend Twat Did You Say? to a hash
As is our wont, an entire section of the establishment was appropriated for the evil purposes of the hash.
Hugh remained at the altar to receive this week's No Life Award for (foolishly) completing her 225th hash with us
Uh-Oh! Hangs Loose must be here this evening, here's his malamute-wolf hybrid, Chewy. Bet you can guess why he's named 'Chewy'!!
I just might come by sometime when this place is open, I'm very curious as to what the hell it is they sell!
TIMMY was chided for over-thinking trail, e.g., 'Here's what the hares meant' or 'I knew Beer Check was here because of a pointless hare arrow down the street'.
Co-hare dBASED delivers a rambling version of Instructions of Trail. Those attending their first Picture Hash were even MORE confused now!
YIKES! We're now on a trail frequented by mountain bikers. If you've ever encountered them on one of your trails, you know they are disdainful of drunken hashers stumbling around in front of them!
Having stood in this exact spot two weeks ago, this check kept the horde busy for quite a while trying to decipher new marks from old
TIMMY was congratulated on successfully completing his first hash as our new Beermeister. This is one tradition he damn well better continue with too!!
Hash Circle. Milton Keynes H3, Oxford H3, and Cambridge H3 Joint Run. The Cross Keys, Milton Keynes, 6 June 2010.
Steamy Baanorrhea stays off the landscaped area while Slonad shows his usual disregard for civil behavior.
Accuprick has just discovered he may be past the age where trying to limbo under a fallen tree is a good idea!
Take note of how each harriette elevates her pinky when consuming her down-down. What haughty harriettes!!
This selection of 'merchandise' pales in comparison to the plethora of devices I was later to see at Liquor Check in Deep Stroke's motorhome!
After watching for a few minutes, Mr. Wiggly says, Screw that hill! and spies an gentler on-up from the tracks.
Princess Di(arrhea) and Ralph Crammed-In traipse along a narrow, sloping path wishing they had better lighting. Well, or less brain, whichever would serve them better
Hash Circle. Milton Keynes H3, Oxford H3, and Cambridge H3 Joint Run. The Cross Keys, Milton Keynes, 6 June 2010.
This is the original Crepe Place location,north Pacific. A boulder fell on it so they got lucky and moved to Cooper House. October, 17 1989 Cooper House fell down!
Cumcerto and Dung-Fu Grip were made a laughing stock for spending as much time sliding backwards on the hills as they did climbing them.
Prairie View Trail? I don't think of a prairie being within a stone's throw of an ocean! In this instance however....
This was hare Twisted Fister's succinct response to all questions pertaining to his trail. This never bodes well for a successful hash.
This is Mass Storage Device. Upon learning who our hare-pair is, she opted to keep a beer stool warm and never went out on trail!
It also appears that the Live Music advertisement on the sign outside may actually not be lying for much longer.
Just Jackie stands with her Virgin,Karla, as CSI outlines Karla's three options. Her choice? More pictures Hash Flash kept for personal use
Here is the salacious item, at the top for one and all to see, Leaky Rubber acquired along trail to attach to our hashit. I do not know whether to congratulate him or lay a Will Smith across his face!
I hope these 'fishing poles and lures' hanging from the Water Street bridge are intended to be artistic expression rather than functional.