Run #1470: ‘The PRD Huizhou Hot Spring Hash Weekend’

Ladies and "Gentlemen" of the Guangzhou Hash,

This weekend marks a few special occasions as we run Pearl River Delta Hash #4, the annual hot spring weekend, and Guangzhou Hash number one thousand, four hundred, and SIXTY NINE. With a weekend of hashing, hot-tubbing, drinking, and mingling with new friends from Dongguan and Shekou, there will certainly be ample opportunities to celebrate Run #1469; you can celebrate it on the trail, you can do it in the circle, in a tub, on a bus, in the KTV lounge, alone, with a friend, or together as a group!

Saturday is an early morning so find your way to the Mango Bar by 10am. That is '10' as in 'ten' and the bus won't wait, especially because the hash cash already has your kuai. We'll hash immediately upon arriving to the village in NW Huizhou and then check in as people arrive to B point (the hash hotel). Circle, dinner, and the usual hot tub/KTV/BBQ debauchery afterward.

Sunday's hangover run is also at 10 so make sure you're out the door and ready to go. Sunday is an A-to-B run and we're planning on being back to Guangzhou in the early evening.

As usual, bring a pre-trail lunch for the bus on Saturday (bring extra if you want to be popular), as well as your breakfast for Sunday (there is also the hotel restaurant for Sunday morning). Be sure to also dress warm and have appropriate swimwear that can be appropriately removed if desired.

Still a few places on the bus - register with Womb Raider!

What: GZH3 Runs #1469-1470 & PRD Hash #4: The Huizhou Hot Spring Weekend When: January 13-14. Meet on Saturday at 10:00AM SHARP! Return Sunday evening. Where: The Mango Bar - Taojin Exit B (Line 5) Saturday Hares: Three Inches of Pain, Professor Spanx, and Hiking Club Sunday Hares: Dingleberry and Pooper Scooper Bring: Warm clothes (mandatory), swimsuit (optional for some: see the GM to see if you qualify), Saturday lunch, Sunday breakfast.

On On! -Three Inches of Pain

From the hashvertisement emailed by the mismanagement on 2018-01-08.

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Disclaimer
Hashing is dangerous. The organizers accept no responsibility for accidents, injuries, or misfortunes. Run at your own risk.