Erections on 29th August

Hashers, see the message below from our illustrious GM, Smelly Codpiece.

Dear Fellow Hashers

Erections for the new committee will be made on the 29th of August 2021. We look forward to receiving new applications from anyone who would like to join the committee, and to hearing their ideas as to how the Phnom Penh Hash could be better operated.

Committee positions available are as follows:

   GM - Grand Master - currently Smelly Codpiece
   RA - Religious Adviser - currently Flaccido Domingo
   Hash Cash - self explanatory - currently Loan Shark
   Hash Fash - in charge of t-shirt designs, etc - currently Cheap Date
   Hash Stats - keeps a record of attendees, hares, etc - currently Sucking Fag
   Hash Flash - the Hash Photographer - currently Beaver Shot
   Hash IT - our tech wizard - currently IT Can't Paint
   Hare Raiser - tasked with making sure we have hares each week - currently Get It Done Up The Bum
   Hash Haberdashery - in charge of T-shirt and merchandise sales - currently Paparasa
   Hash Brew - in charge of beverage organisation - currently Um Coming
   Hash Bash - organises Hash Parties! - open position
   Hash Choir Master - tries to teach us new songs - open position
   Hash Scribe - writes a short piece summarising the week's hash - open position.

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In the Spotlight – Setting the Record Straight

In the Spotlight – Setting the Record Straight

By Ed "Hazukashii" Howell
25 June 2021

Over the years, I have seen many historical references made about the founding and early days of the Hash House Harriers. John Duncan, Mike Lyons, and a few others drafted up accounts that circulated widely in the 1970s and 80s, and unfortunately still do right up to the present day. They were best effort assumptions made on the limited amount of information that these early historians had on hand. Fear not, even Mother Hash still gets it wrong on some facts.

In the 1980s, Tim 'Magic' Hughes undertook a massive effort of researching, and discovered better and more detailed information. Magic published the quintessential book on hashing titled "On-On!" 1938-1988, A Golden Jubilee. This book dispelled many of the earlier accounts that had been circulating. Continuing to update and research, he was the chief authority on the early history of the HHH up until his untimely passing in 1998.

Likewise, William 'Tumbling Bill' Panton collected and cataloged the existence of hash clubs all over the world for about 40 years, beginning in the 1970s. Assisted by a few tech savvy hashers, the whole listing of clubs has been placed online as the HHH Genealogy Project.

Other hash historians produced very informative publications, including ZiPpY, Flying Booger, and Amnesia, that continued to refine the information and publish it for the benefit of hashers worldwide. Shakesprick originally set up and maintained a website called Hashapedia, but is now repackaging all that collected history, and more, and publishes an excellent On On – A History Magazine of the Hash House Harriers. This magazine is dedicated to showcasing various accounts of history of club's actions in more recent times, primarily over the past 50 years, when hashing began to seriously spread out to each continent.

I have been reading all of these historical accounts over the past 4 decades, and have always been intrigued by the details. After retiring from the military, I started to get more serious about digging into all the documents I could find, and have spent the past decade reading, researching, and writing about the origins, as well as other details of hashing around the world. So, without further ado, I would like to dispel many of the false accounts of HHH history.

1. Gispert, and the other founders were British military officers posted to Kuala Lumpur. Another version is they were officer living in military barracks. – FALSE: Actually, they were British expats, working in Kuala Lumpur at the time. The only one that specifically had any military affiliation was Gispert, both he and 'Torch' Bennet worked together for Evatt & Co as accountants. Many of the founders did live in the club chambers, that were part of the Royal Selangor Club, but these were not military barracks. Gispert participated in weekly Monday evening drills as an officer in the Selangor Battalion of the Federated Malay States, but this was only a unit for volunteers.

2. Gispert was an Australian. – FALSE: This mistake was derived from the report that Gispert returned to KL from Australia when the Japanese invaded the Malay peninsula in
1941. While all of that is true, the fact is, Gispert was only on leave with his wife and his 4-year-old son, Simon. They lived at 28 Circular Road, after his wife and son moved to KL. Wife and sone had recently joined him from their home back in the UK. Prior to that, he lived in the Selangor Club Chambers. Evatt & Co paid a small stipend for family members, but his wife and son were unable to join him in KL due to company policy, restricting family members until the employee had worked abroad for at least 10 years. Gispert reach the 10-year mark sometime around 1940/41.

3. The Hash House Harriers, founded in 1938, was a totally new concept. – FALSE: There were actually several Harriers clubs in SE Asia in the 1920s and 30s, with reports of similar type paperchase and party reported. 'Horse' Bennett claimed that hash type activity had occurred with the Springgit, Malacca, and Johor Bahru Harrier clubs, as far back as 1932. There was even a Kuala Lumpur Harriers club that was popular in the 1920s and early 30s, and likely did as well.

4. The Bordighera H3, in Italy, was the second ever HHH club. – FALSE: This hoax persisted for over 20 years, before a series of events occurred, that brought its downfall. Reported as being founded in 1947, by former war prisoners that had served in SE Asia, and hashed before the war, the Bordighera H3 ran in the Italian Riviera for over a decade. Amnesia's very detailed analysis determined that none of the individuals mentioned ever existed, confirming this to be a major hash hoax perpetrated as a gag by Robert "Bwana" Walker. Bwana never admitted it, or refuted Amnesia's research, but has now unfortunately passed on. So, his secret has passed on with him.

5. Hong Kong hasher Phil Kirkland coined the term: "If you've half a mind to join the hash, that's all you'll need" in 1978. – FALSE: I have to admit, that even Magic got this one wrong. In his Golden Jubilee book, he cited an article in the Los Angeles Times, which obviously also got it wrong. I recalled Flying Booger mentioning something about this, so looked up his article, which refuted, but did not clear up the mystery. And neither will I, but what I do know is . . . While reviewing a stack of old hash books, I found that very statement on page 2 of the Melbourne H3 100th Run Magazine. That hash took place on 24 March 1974. There is no specific attribution, but is thrown out as if it were a common statement of the day. Now, if it was Phil Kirkland who was throwing that statement around in the early 1970s, it may have some credence, but as of this moment, the phrase will remain unattributed.

6. Monday is the traditional hash day. – FALSE: Originally, the hash met on Friday nights, as Gispert participated with the Federated Malay States Volunteers on Monday evenings. This may rub some the wrong way, but I am going make the statement that Mother Hash really ended in Dec 1941. Several accounts state that hashing resumed in 1946, founded by some of the earlier participants, primarily 'Torch' Bennett got things going again. Torch put in a claim for the lost hash mugs, a tin bath and two old bags and received a small sum. Run No. 1 was a trot around the race-course in August, 1946. It was not until after the rebirth club reached 1000 runs, on 12 March 1966, when they collectively decided to add the initial 117 runs from the original Hash House Harriers club.

7. The original 1938 charter of the Hash House Harriers. – FALSE: The original charter mentioned on many websites, was written in 1950, by Irish accountant, Frank D. "Don" Kennedy. Don was the On-sec for the Hash House Harriers at the time. According to the 'Black Book', Don did not become a member of the Hash until 1949, and according to Magic, the club registration process was all conducted after WWII.

The problem with writing an article like this, much like those mentioned above, is other new details being uncovered that refute or otherwise provide new details. None of this is an attempt to fault any of the early historians. This is simply an effort to set the record straight, with the best information on hand . . . but with the vast number of old websites still floating around on the internet, these false histories will live on for many more years. In time, some other hash historian may dig up new sources that refute what I have stated above, and I am all for that. On On.

Find attached a PDF version of this article, which includes links to the data that supports my arguments. 

For many more articles like this on the history of hashing, check out . . . http://gotothehash.net/history/inthespotlight.html

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Fwd: World Hash Events: August 2021

Hello hashers,

Sending this one out a few days early.  I have another huge project to wrap
up and send out in the near future . . . and I am finalizing my travel plans
for the summer.  EUROHASH here I come.

Many hash event updates to announce this month . . .

MEKONG INDOCHINA 2021 has been cancelled.  From the committee . . . So it is
now fairly obvious now (June 2021) that no country in the Mekong region can
host the event in 2021.  With quarantines, second and third waves etc we
believe it is best to cancel the 2020 Mekong Indochina Hash. (that was moved
to 2021).  We are all keen for the Mekong Indochina Hash to return in 2022.
Further details on refunds can be seen on the website.
https://yangonhash.com/mekong-indochina-2020-yangon/

PANAFRICA HASH has been postponed until 30 Jun - 3 Jul 2022.  From the
committee . . . Following the measures issued by the Government of the
Republic of Uganda to control the spread of COVID-19, the Pan Africa Hash
2021 Local Organizing Committee (PAH21 LOC) together with the Pan Africa
Host chapter, Kampala Hash House Harriers (KH3) have agreed to postpone the
Pan Africa Hash that was due to be held in Kampala (1-4 Jul 2021) to 30th
June - 3rd July 2022.

EUROHASH 2021 in Czechia is ON ON.  Rego resale scramble is in full bloom on
the FB page.  If you want to go . . . now is the time to get your affairs in
order.  If you cannot go, post your details and sell.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/503697976865538

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It is requested that you rejoice in the life of long time hasher, Margret
"Mary Poppins" Trader, founding member and former GM of the San Diego H3.
She passed away on Wednesday, June 2, 2021, while recovering from a serious
operation. She would have been 82 years old on June 15.  She was
instrumental in the founding of Okinawa and San Diego H3s.  Serving as Hash
Cash, Haberdasher, Scribe, Beer and Munch Meister. She brought 40 SDH3
Hashers for the founding of Long Beach H3 on January 6, 1985.  Mary Poppins
was famous for running with her red umbrella and her Bloody Mary checks. On
Up.

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In the Spotlight - United States of America

This article will be released in the next couple weeks, once I wrap up the
final details.  It is going to be HUGE to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of
hashing in the USA.

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HHH GENEALOGY - Mass updating of the HHH Genealogy project continues.
Completed over the past month . . . over 1000 more listings have been
reviewed, edited, and posted.  Dozens of new hash clubs, and Hundreds of
logos and web URLs have been added.   

http://thehashhouse.org/index.php?r=chapters/list&country=United%20States

http://thehashhouse.org/index.php?r=chapters/list&country=Australia 
http://thehashhouse.org/index.php?r=chapters/list&country=New%20Zealand

The USA, Australia, and New Zealand account for over 1/3 of all the hash
clubs that have ever existed.

Wherever you hash, if you want to update your clubs history and details
(both current clubs, and those no longer running) . . . take a look at
http://thehashhouse.org/index.php?r=site%2Fpresentation and send me your
updates directly to GoToTheHash@gmail.com (GoToTheHash (at) gmail (dot)
com).  Specifically looking for, if available: date of first trail, city the
club normally runs in, founders name, where the founder had hashed before
founding the new club, URL of the website, and the logo. 

Current active: (top 3)
United States           275 of 628
Australia               138 of 355
United Kingdom  137 of 301

It is a tight race between Australia and the UK, calling on all Aussie and
Brits to check your country listings for accuracy.  If your club is missing,
send me the details and it will be added.

I am still working on Malaysia and Indonesia, both of which could possibly
slide in above Australia.  Time will tell.

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INTERHASH 2022 UPDATE

We are 10 months away from INTERHASH 2022 in Trinidad.  Hashers are starting
to get their schedules in order, and the buying and selling of INTERHASH and
RED DRESS regos resales are increasing, with almost 100 regos changing
hands.  If you are looking to buy a rego, or you have made the unfortunate
decision that you cannot attend, and want to sell your regos, post your
requirements at  . . . https://tinyurl.com/IH2022-REGO-Resale   

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We have a new 'Oldest' hash T-shirt in the Digital Museum.  Step aside
Sydney H3 250th, welcome Singapore H3 500th.
https://www.gotothehash.net/t/oldesthashshirts.html

This was made possible by a donation of Tumbling Bill Panton's T-shirt
collection, for inclusion in the Digital Hash T-Shirt Museum.  There are
over 300 shirts to process, so it will take a couple months of sorting and
posting before be displayed.

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From the Way Back Machine, hash happenings this month . . .

5 YEARS AGO:
http://harrier.org/pipermail/hash-l_harrier.org/Week-of-Mon-20160627/009022.
html 

10 YEARS AGO:
http://harrier.org/pipermail/hash-l_harrier.org/Week-of-Mon-20110627/006722.
html 

15 YEARS AGO:
http://harrier.org/pipermail/hash-l_harrier.org/Week-of-Mon-20070709/004809.
html

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Upcoming hash events for the month of August 2021 are listed below.  See the
website for more details: http://gotothehash.net/e/hashevents21-08.html

Aug 4-15
Prelube To Eurohash Cruise
Hosted by the Moon Over Barbados H3, sailing from Paris To Prague.

Aug 6-8 - SOLD OUT
Beach Stumble
Hosted by the Tampa Bay H3 in St Pete Beach, FL, USA.

Aug 6-8
1700th Campout
Hosted by the Nittany Valley H3 in Lock Haven, PA, USA.

Aug 12-15
India Nash Hash & Monsoon Madness
Hosted by the Hyderabad H3 out near the Interhash site in Goa, India.

Aug 13-15
Winter Camp
Hosted by the Garden City H3 at Wainui Camp, New Zealand.

Aug 13-15
Redneck Revival BeerCamp
Hosted by the Sin City H3 in Cynthiana, KY, USA.

Aug 14-15
Big Island Trip
Hosted by the Volcano H3 on the Big Island, HI, USA.

Aug 14-16
10th Analversary Campout
Hosted by the Alamogordo H3 in Cloudcroft, NM, USA.

Aug 19-22
FHKIT XVI
Hosted by the FHKIT H3 in New Orleans, LA, USA.

Aug 19-22
EuroHash
Hosted in the lovely and scenic city of  Prague, Czech Republic.

Aug 27-29
Mask-a-Rave
Hosted by the Ithaca H3 in McGraw, NY, USA.


See the whole two year calendar of events at
http://gotothehash.net/hashevents.html         

If you know of an upcoming event not posted to the calendar, please send me
the info. 

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Shoe!
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World Hash Events: July 2021

Hello hashers,

In an attempt to be topical, we'll dedicate this month's scribble to MaBouche and Likk'mm . . . and Hash-L.  I normally start drafting these monthly excursions into hashing a week or two before sending, and had already planned to make mention of Hash-L, but for those of you that are on it, you got to enjoy the conversation, the joy, and the sarcasm that still permeates this early social media.  For everyone else, here are some tidbits from down memory lane  . . .

Back in the days before Facebook, MySpace, and even HashSpace . . . there was HASH-L.  It was the town square, or meeting place, for hashers from all over the world to come together to share hash stories and information.  As well as grab a bowl of popcorn and observe loads of sarcasm and an occasional flame war.  Terms like SDRA and FBAC became popular back in the 90s, thanks to Hash-L.

I was digging around on my website, and found some old writeups of hash trips.  This one below is from 20 years ago when I wandered down to Kuala Lumpur for the very first International Hash Challenge, and the Mother Hash 3000th weekend celebration.  As I reread this for the first time in about 20 years, I do note that there are a few typos and various other words for the grammar police to hit me on.  I should probably be Drinking a beer now, to pay for my sins.  😊

Hash Across Malaysia in 2001 - https://www.gotothehash.net/ham2.html

There is a bit more Hash-L chatter sprinkled in with the passages below . . . enjoy.

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Following New Zealand, that had their Nash Hash back in February  . . .  Hashers in China recently celebrated the 21st All China Nash Hash in April, hosted by the recently merged Kunming Chenggong H3.  A little background . . . Kunming Spring City H3 and Chenggong H3 merged earlier this year.  Attendance at each club had withered under COVID rules, and the two clubs had pretty much the same attendees.  So merging solidified efforts to sustain both clubs and keep all the hashers equally entertained.  The combined Kunming Chenggong H3 welcomed nearly 200 Hashers from all over China to Yunnan for four days of amazing trails . . . and drinking, eating, celebrations, and even some singing!  China hashers are now looking forward to heading to Suzhou for ACNH 2022.  A couple videos were posted on Facebook, and can be viewed below

Video 1 - https://www.facebook.com/100000312023574/videos/4208987522454940
Video 2 - https://www.facebook.com/100000312023574/videos/4225671757453183

Here is to all hashers worldwide being happy and healthy, and hope to see you on trail soon.

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EUROHASH - A message from Sloppy Stool . . .

The decision has been made . . . EUROHASH 2021 is a GO for execution.

If you are registered to attend, but have not paid yet . . . please do so now.  If you no longer wish to attend, other hashers on the wait list can replace you.

Anyone wishing to attend Eurohash who has not already paid may do so provided payment is sent before the end of June.  Accommodation is fully booked, so people will need to book somewhere to stay - there is a 50 Euro reduction in price for people paying at the last minute for this reason. 

If you wish to attend, please make sure you are REGISTERED at https://eurohashprague.com

Once you are registered, email Sloppy Stool at eurohashprague@gmail.com and he will give you payment information.

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The update of the HHH Genealogy project continues.  Here are the bigger ones recently completed, along with a few others. 

China - http://thehashhouse.org/index.php?r=chapters/list&country=China
Taiwan - http://thehashhouse.org/index.php?r=chapters/list&country=Taiwan
Hong Kong - http://thehashhouse.org/index.php?r=chapters/list&country=Hong%20Kong
Korea - http://thehashhouse.org/index.php?r=chapters/list&country=South%20Korea
Philippines - http://thehashhouse.org/index.php?r=chapters/list&country=Philippines
South America - http://thehashhouse.org/index.php?r=site/region&region=Southern%20America

The biggest and most difficult are yet to be engaged . . . USA, Australia, Malaysia, and Indonesia.  Of the 2906 clubs listed, these four countries account for just under 50% (active and dead).

Wherever you hash, if you want to update your clubs history and contact info (both current clubs, and those no longer running) . . . take a look at http://thehashhouse.org/index.php?r=site%2Fpresentation and send me your updates directly to GoToTheHash@gmail.com (GoToTheHash (at) gmail (dot) com).  Specifically looking for, if available: date of first trail, city the club normally runs in, founders name, where the founder had hashed before founding the new club, URL of the website, and the logo. 

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CoMo XVI in 2021 . . . as part of the Hash-L discussion yesterday, it was mentioned there were no more hash event writeups, but this is probably just due to COVID and the total lack of hash events taking place.  So, without further ado . . . here is a little bit of my first hash event since INTERGULF 2020 in Bahrain, from March of last year. 

The Rumson H3 hosted their 16th annual edition of their COMOTION BY THE OCEAN in Seaside Park, New Jersey, USA, this past weekend.  There were 122 signed up, and most everyone turned up, with the exception of the patriarch of the Rumson H3, Mr Jackson, who was a bit under the weather.  Overall, a hearty 'well done' to the whole gang in Rumson for putting on an excellent hash event.  Plenty of good food and drink, entertainment, and fun.  Thursday night had about 50 hashers out on an evening boat cruise, and on Friday, there was an afternoon pub crawl followed by the traditional Blues Brothers dinner in town.  On Saturday, we enjoyed the main event . . . which consisted of four different trails of varying length.  The Eagle Trail was just shy of 5 miles, and all off road and a multitude of shiggy.  Saturday night we enjoyed some social time and songs, and an exceptional dinner of smoked pork prepared by ALABAMA (A Lady, A Boy, And My Ass).  Great to see several hashers from years gone by, and sing a few songs as well.  Well done to the Rumson H3.  Here is a flyover view of the eagle trail . . . https://www.relive.cc/view/vDqg7y3dJVq

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In the Spotlight - The Future of the Hash House Harriers
By Ed "Hazukashii" Howell
10 May 2021

This article was published separately a couple weeks ago, and can be read at https://groups.google.com/g/gotothehash/c/SFLXZDnGgw4

It did generate some excellent discussion.  The one comment that was most pertinent to the topic, was from my old friend LIkk'mm:

"So the HHH wasn't formed by a group of expats who regularly met at the pub and then one day decided to add a weekly "Hares and Hounds" distraction to their meetings? I was under the impression that that would have qualified as a drinking club - at the Selangor Club - which - in 1938 - developed a running problem.  Admittedly it's been a couple of decades since I read Magic's description so the beer may have enhanced my perception of what I ingested back then."

And my response was:  No, that is not really what Magic or John Duncan wrote . . . as far as I can tell, but let's look at it.  Paraphrasing (from Magic's HHH History) . . .  In 1937, Gispert was appointed branch manager in Malacca.  He also became a father that same year, of which he was on home leave in the UK for the birth (because his soon to be wife was not allowed to join him in SE Asia until he had served at least 10 years there.  He had only been there about eight).  Plus, his soon to be wife was still finalizing her divorce.  Yes, G had a bastard son, by a married woman.  Early drama, even before the HHH.  While in Malacca, Gispert discovered and started running with the Springgit Harriers, which included a few women, so a mixed club.  He invited his friend Torch (who was a red head) to run with him in early 1938, while temporarily assigned and working for G in Malacca.  G was transferred to the KL office sometime in 1938 (and became branch manager in 1941).  He soon joined the Volunteer reserve on Monday nights.  Yes, Monday.  That is why when he started his own Harrier club, it was on Friday nights.  It only moved to Monday after the war in 1946.  G wanted to continue his running ways, despite the fact his son later stated he was not well gifted.  So he heard another chap, Cecil Lee had run with the now defunct Kuala Lumpur Harriers (which had been very popular in the 1920s) a few years prior, and thought the two could organize a new club.  Torch also joined in.  While discussions had occurred occasionally over a beer in the long bar, they mostly occurred over dinners in the club chambers.  G finally gathered up several mates, many who had also run with harrier clubs in SE Asia, for his first paper chase in late 1938.  Not wanting to repeat the name Kuala Lumpur Harriers, G later decided to call it the Hash House Harriers.  Attendance was solid, but small, usually 12 or less.  Remember, the four "objectives" of hashing were not written until 1950, and they were likely exaggerated a bit on the drinking I suppose.  But there is mention of great fun after the runs, which included beer and cigarettes.  While parties going well back to the early events in the late 60s and early 70s were rich in drunken comradery, I don't think a drinking club formed the basis for the HHH.  Which was my point to begin with . . . but has been getting much more prevalent among some factions around the world.

Here is a good example of what running a hash looked like back in the 1980s.  Lots of runners, no beer stops, and paper trails . . . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0WRrIYvaSOw

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From the Way Back Machine, hash happenings this month . . .

5 YEARS AGO:
http://harrier.org/pipermail/hash-l_harrier.org/Week-of-Mon-20160530/009019.html

10 YEARS AGO:
http://harrier.org/pipermail/hash-l_harrier.org/Week-of-Mon-20110530/006643.html

15 YEARS AGO:
http://harrier.org/pipermail/hash-l_harrier.org/Week-of-Mon-20060529/004160.html

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Upcoming hash events for the month of July 2021 are listed below.  See the website for more details: http://gotothehash.net/e/hashevents21-07.html

Jul 1-4
Africa Hash
Hosted by the Kampala H3 and Mengo H3 in Kampala, Uganda.

Jul 2-4 - Cancelled
Interscandi (now combined with DNH)
Hosted in the lovely Estonia.

Jul 2-4 - Cancelled
Danish Nash Hash
Hosted by the Copenhagen H3 in Harju Maakond, Estonia.

Jul 9-11 - Postponed to Jul 2022
German Nash Hash
Hosted by the Stuttgart H3 near Stuttgart, Germany.

Jul 9-11
Burlington Invihash
Hosted by the Burlington H3 in Vermont, USA.

Jul 16-18
Hundred Acre Woody
Hosted by the Flour City H3 in Geneseo, NY, USA.

Jul 24-25
2000th Run
Hosted by the Long Beach H3 in Long Beach, CA, USA.

Jul 24-26
Red Dress Run
Hosted by the Northern Plains H3 in Sioux Falls, SD, USA.

Jul 30 - Aug 1
Swiss Nash Hash
Hosted by the Schaffhausen H3 in St Gallen, Switzerland.


See the whole two year calendar of events at http://gotothehash.net/hashevents.html         

If you know of an upcoming event not posted to the calendar, please send me the info. 

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On-On,
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