22 Nov
2021
22 Nov
'21
8:24 a.m.
This week’s run will start and finish in YARRA BANK RESERVE.
Closest trams are #48 or #75 tram stop #23 HAWTHORN BRIDGE.
Parking at the reserve can be accessed from Church and Denham Street (construction works
prevent entry from Creswick St).
St Andrews Day (Patron Saint of Scotland) celebration is the theme - prepare for a
non-traditional St Andrews Day feast and perhaps a haggis to chase around.
Och aye the noo!
Therrr’s snoo fallin’ in the glen, so brring yerselves a warm jucket to keeep yersells
warrrm.
Egg & Bacon Pie is the wee hare.
Sent from my iPhone
On 22 Nov 2021, at 08:06, Philip Johnston
<pjrjohnston1(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Lakeside Hashers
“Oh Lakeside Hash the pipes, the pipes are calling you,
From Glen to Glen and on the setting sun.
For summers here and all the flowers are blooming,
Tis for you dear Hasher, the pipes, the pipes, they call you out to run."
The details are:
Run 2018
Date: Wednesday November 24th
Hare: Egg & Bacon Pie
Venue: Flockhart Res, Flockhart St, Abbotsford
Occasion: The Haggis Run! (celebrating St Andrews Day).
Food: Scottish
Parking: carpark near BBQs
Getting there:
- by car - Melways map 2D E12
- by tram - nos 12 or 109, stoop 23.
Additional
* Bike Hash - a date for your diaries: Sunday December 12th, Bayswater Station. Hares
Cooch & E&B. Details TBA.
* New Moon Hash Saturday December 4th. Venue TBA.
* Nash Hash 2022 Adelaide March 25 - 27th.
* Next weeks run: Ramblers Ale Works, Hawthorn. Hare - NickelB.
Of Interest
* White Ribbon Day - 'never take part in, condone or stay silent about violence
against women’ Thursday November 25th.
* National Native American Heritage Day - Friday November 26th.
* Advent begins - Sunday November 28th
* St Andrews Day (Scottish) - Tuesday November 30th
* Ashes Test Cricket begins Wednesday December 8th from the Gabba.
* The HoorayCo report from San Francisco! Read on:
"Hi Everyone this was my run last night in the foggy dark night.
We started with golden gate park and ran to and through land end with the sound of of fog
horns from ships passing under the bridge.
Lots of very steep hills through the streets then back in the park on a winding sandy
track under graffitied bridges full of homeless people snoring. A bit scary to not loose
the pack as wild Kyoto’s roam the woods.
The down downs of 50+ people welcomed me. Tradition is to make newbies sing a song, tell
a joke, or flash a body part.
Beer on tap from the back of a van accompanied by unhealthy but good snacks."
Hooray CO
On On
Prince
Trail Master
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