Hash Trash Run 894, Directions to Run 895
Your Scribe, for one, is quite glad that summer hasn't arrived yet. When I think of runs yet to come, where everyone will glisten as if they were greased with butter and you wouldn't have to pour beer in shoes, cos they'll be dripping sweat instead - I think it's a good thing we're not there yet. But for some, the fact that rain does decide to fall in May is a bummer. Who are those people? Hares who say to themselves "no f#%in' way it'll rain - I'm setting the trail on Friday!" - and then have to set it ALL OVER AGAIN.
Such were the complaints coming from Twin Peaks this week, while stressing that she actually managed to set the new trail on the same exact path. Well, that made Hashers even more confused - since Twin Peaks' idea of a nice Hash is to take Hashers through a roller-coaster ride-like trail. This scribe will roughy estimate more than 2k in elevation changes throughout the Hash.
Hashers huffed and puffed up and down steep streets, trying to find the light at the end of the tunnel. All they really found was a big pile o' s%#t - and I don't mean that figuratively. Our beloved Hare chose (apparently twice) to place the man-made flour-circle inside an even bigger, more impressive canine-made poop-circle. The scent was almost more than we could handle, but we vented through song - "More Beer" became "More Shit".
The stench must have been too much for Crock Sucker, and she joined the walking team. The rest shlepped along for the final cherry: a horrendous uphill to truly deflate whatever was left in anyone's lungs. But wait - there was a prize for the strong-willed, when Stiff Meat pulled out his Brit-brewed box of spicy cheese. Hurray!
After a few accusations and some warm beer, the Hashers went home.
...and now for this week's run:
- Take route 4 North.
- Pass Ra'anana.
- Pass the jail (on your left).
- Pass the Bnei Dror traffic lights.
- Pass the Hadassim traffic lights.
- Get in the left lane, and 300 meters after these lights there is a LEFT turn into the forest (sic).
- Look for the Hare.
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