Hard and wet

Yesterday’s Hash trail was surprisingly difficult. The Hare, Leech My Nuggets, had described the first climb as “only a hump”. I was expecting an easy hill but was reminded that some people call getting fucked a hump. So, yeah, that was quite a humping we had there. The alleged purpose of the hump was to avoid the flooded rice paddies in the valley. We accomplished that for the most part but there was still plenty of water flowing along the way. Well, I don’t suppose a walk in the park would be a proper anniversary Hash, now would it? Happy 28th to the Subic Bay Hash House Harriers!

There was a long and a short trail. My group did the short trail but added 2.6K by walking to the start rather than riding the truck.
Our “sane” group. Not pictured is Pubic Head who is taking the picture.
Leaving Alta Vista.
On-On!
Don’t give me that look!
That’s the “hump” that proved surprisingly difficult.
Thank goodness we were on the “dry” trail…
One of several stream crossings.
Heading up.
Pubic Head humping it…
The pause that refreshes.
Water, water, everywhere!
Greetings to you, Easter mountain!
Going down at last.
The Hare, to his credit, had brought his bolo and whacked down some thatch grass to give us a trail we could see.
Making our way through the burning valley.
Beauty…
…and the beast.
On-Home at the Alta Vista community center.
78 Hashers in attendance for the anniversary run, including visitors from Angeles, Manila, and Puerto Galera.
The Subic Bay Hash House Harriers.
Things are looking up.

Actually, they aren’t. But more on that another day.

4 thoughts on “Hard and wet

  1. In the picture captioned “Making our way through the burning valley,” it looks as if smoke is pouring out of the carabao’s ass. I love it.

    Happy 28th! And many happy returns.

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