Yangon Hash House Harriers | A drinking club with a running problem

Run #1508: First run of 2017 (7 Jan)

YH3’s first run for 2017 is proudly (& generously) brought to you by last-minute hares Titty Titty Bling Bling, Dirty Choir Boy and Bushy (after Rehan Baig’s last minute bail-out, and subsequent public shaming). Bring your swim suits – & a change of clothes for the On, On, On, On!

bushyMeet at the usual time and place on Saturday 7 January:

For those who need to future plan and know where they’ll be getting down & dirty, then refreshed with a lake swim, the hares provide the following info. Bring your dancing shoes with your change of clothes if you’re up for the On, On, On, On with the Ayeyerwaddy Dare Devils gig at 7th Joint from 9pm.

From the Hares:

Welcome to the New Years first hash

To get rid of all those excesses you put on during the festive season, your Hares have mis-managed to dis-organize an excellent trail at the 2016-christened “Maidens Little Bush” (across the river in Thanlyn).

It’s a Point A to Point A trail, with a bubbly sunset finish at the most Hashturesque site in Thanlyn.

Please bring your swimmers, or if not, your birthday suite. Make sure you have a shower before entering the water and please refrain from peeeing in the water.

Hash snacks will be provided at the end of the run. The On On will be at the Bush Meat Restaurant. Hashes who were there the last time enjoyed the Bush Meat & drank all their beer.  To ensure we do not fall short of meat and beer in the New Year, the Hares would appreciate it if you could let them know if you are turning up tomorrow. Strictly for catering (email the GM @ yh3gm@yahoo.co.uk, reply on Facebook or send a message to one of the hares, Aruna G, Nicholas R, or Verity R).

HHHappy HHHashing

From your hares, Bushy, Dirty Choir Boy, and Titty Titty Bling Bling

On, on

Published by Yangon Hash House Harriers | A drinking club with a running problem

The Yangon Hash House Harriers (YH3) meets every Saturday afternoon for a fun run and a few beers. The runs are non-competitive and are planned in such a way that everyone finishes within a few minutes of each other, irrespective of sporting ability. Indeed a goodly percentage of those taking part make no attempt at running whatsoever but enjoy a good walk. The runs can take place anywhere in and around the environs of Yangon and, more often than not, take place “off road” so you should be prepared to encounter mud, water, livestock and perhaps the odd leech! It is a truism that you will see and go to places on the Hash that you would not normally even know existed and it can be a good way to see an alternative view of life in the ex-capital. The runners, who currently age between a few months and the mid-eighties, have diverse backgrounds and ethnicity but the common thread is the social aspect of the run. Immediately after each Hash, refreshment is served in the shape of a few beers and any notable misdemeanours are publicly celebrated. Later in the evening, the members will meet up for a dinner and socialising can often go on to the wee hours if you are that way inclined.