
The event began for some with a 2.45PM rendezvous at the Malabar to carpool and have a virgin follow on her souped up Honda CRV, sporting full leathers and and a full-face concrete-strength helmet (safety first). The car-poolers were pleasantly surprised to find the way to Doi Hang was literally littered with easy to spot hash signs at every possible bend. Driving comments from the GM and the writer alluded to a possible fact that in 3 years they had never experienced such an easy pre-hash route to follow. A credit to whomever made the signs and their placement with attention to detail. On arrival at the spacious grounds of the temple's shaded community space, which was to later be home to a jolly circle, we discovered that the immaculateness of the hash setting came with a price. After a morning of trail setting with only the world wide web for assistance, the hares - One Hung Low - think the Dude from The Big Lebowski who was on the Beers early and Many Men A Night - think Julian Moore's Maude Lebowski character (research for the uninitiated) were a bit testy with each other over the more exact and perfect means and methods to satisfy the art of hash-trail setting. Their professions of nurse and electrician involve daily matters of life and death and thus they are used to taking their responsibilities seriously. The ice was firmly broken when MMAN explained to us that there would be a long trail marked with a self raising floured johnson or a short trail indicated by a chalked pair of breasts that resembled more a broken heart. Some people blushed, some smiled, some laughed and some just wanted to get on the road. Latecomers. the New Jersey family, were the only folks who couldn't follow the best marked pre-hash route that mice or men had ever set. With a cry of 'Hail to the chief, he's the one we all say hail to!' we were off. The FRBs, Frozen Ring and Pussy Rainbow, did the hard yards of searching and destroying the false trails in the stifling heat whilst chatting about gun control, how drunkenness may change your behaviour and other world changing topics. It was a lovely jog through the countryside with nice scenery, hills, native vegetation, water features, small cash crop farms, friendly and smiley locals saying "good" and offering water and was very jog-able compared to the last trail. Again terrific work, by the hares in that they used three types of bio-degradable substances to mark the trail in flour, chalk and paper. It really was a meticulously cute and pretty way of trail setting that complemented the surrounds - some may consider it a work of art.
waiting to be fed. a large quorum left to on on at the Malabar for home made Chicken and Margherita Pizzas. Some drank Mojitos, peppered with mint from the plant in the garden out the back, some drank Beer, some drank Tequila free Margaritas, some drank authentic Margaritas, some got high on their own supply, some danced, some sang, some shot shit,some VJ'd, some got lucky and eventually all went home having had a darn fine day. No hash in April as usual because of the toxic smoke, Songkran celebration, teacher holidays and the repressive heat but we'll be back in May with a hash hared by The Exhibitionist, Armpit of America, Super Annoying and Shart the Fart.
THAT IS ALL.

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