There's a lot to be said for husband and wife run setting teams. It allows the natural order of things in the union to be supplanted by something far more important, the trail. Submerged by the responsibility to the hash, normal subjects such as career, home, mothers-in-law, territorial lapses and childbirth take their proper place... Continue Reading →

Report on Run #51 - May 25th - Hare S & M - The Non-Consecutive Run There's no doubt that the selection of a central and easily found venue run contributes to a decent turnout at a decent time. Now Beishan Lu is a reasonably well known road, being at the centre of the Hangzhou... Continue Reading →

Run # 46 – The Where in Wushan Square Run - Hare Yeti – Turnout 17 Questions raised by some of the more pedantic hashers, usually, no, always female, related to the actual start of the run in Wushan Square. The old formula often works, just stand around uselessly in some central location and the hashing... Continue Reading →

I walk to work each morning and on my way to work I look up at Laohe Shan and think, 'I wish I was up there'. I did the same thing this morning but this time the thought 'I wish I was up there' was immediately followed by 'gosh, up there doesn't look as tall... Continue Reading →

Run #38 March 2nd – Roman Square - Nanshan Rd – Hares Skidmarks and SevenUp There’s no other question of concern as much as whether Hangzhou hash will survive given the punishment inflicted on it’s membership by nocturnal activities other than running. Your scribe only stepped forth into the fresh air at 15.00 hours on Sunday... Continue Reading →

Hares - Bottom Feeder and Pelagic Hashers - Pushup(bra), Phone(sex)box, Sevenup The following is a true record of the events as recorded by Sevenup the scribe for this week's most simple run in HZH3's history. Man, where should I start? I thought this was going to be easy, but I am not sure I'll be... Continue Reading →

Hares—Bottom Feeder and PelagicHashers—Pushup(Bra), Phonebox, Licked Dick and SevenUp It was a cold and rainy Sunday afternoon, and the Laohe mountain was covered in clouds. It looked like as though it was going to be a rainy hash with only the “not so smart

Hares: Mickey (Mouse) and Doggie (Style) Runners: Kevin, Nick, Jessica, Jerry Imagine a sky grey like cigarette ash. And now, in the tiny rooms of the hearts of four courageous runners standing shivering at the corner of Hefang street and Yan'an Road, imagine a string quartet, the music soft, but driving, waxing and waning in... Continue Reading →

Hares: Gerry, Push-up (Bra) – Hashers: Bottom feeder, Pelagic, Rhian, Lillian, Kevin, Skidmarks and virgins Eva, Miki, Jessica Wan It was a pleasant November Sunday, perfect hashing weather. The pack assembled in front of the Holiday Inn, and I showed up late though I am the one who lives nearest. The trail started out innocently... Continue Reading →

25th anniversary run - Some of us were more wasted than usual this Sunday, as we assembled at the Maya.  Essentially, the farewell drinks for Cigar started on a Friday night at the 1828 bar on Nanshan road and didn’t end until early Sunday morning at the Maya bar, where a few hashers were spotted boogeying... Continue Reading →