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 Early Birds |
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 Wet Taco calls Christies Pub to let them know who's coming after the run. |
 The pack is off on the run/walk or both. |
 In theory an arrow is true except when in an on-on. |
 One of the hares leads the walkers, or is he following the runners, or a bit of both. |
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 Bad to the Bone is leading the walkers following the runners who are currently walking. |
 Runners search for true trail at the centre of the park. |
 Dikkus finds it...or thinks he has. |
 Garry Glitter is our sweeping hare, so of course he has to wait for the houds to find the trail before marking out the check as he might have no clue where true-trail is. |
 A Tortured Garry Oak |
 The walkers are headed that way... |
 ...or is it that way. |
 Dikkus, at the corner of Dorset and Midland roads.
The most patriotic of hashers on this run. |
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 The walkers wait for the hare to figure out from his map where to go next. |
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 Walkers follow the hare back towards Cattle Point. |
 Muck Suckers odd picture of a house is a tale of privilege on the trail. This house is 3015 Valdez Pl. That BC Hydro power pole is inside Uplands Park, and not in the subdivision which has all its infrastructure underground. This swanky neighborhoods does not allow above-ground power poles, so the authorities must have decided to save money supplying power to new homes inside the subdivision by allowing Hydro to put an ugly power poles inside of Uplands Park, even though the power does nothing for the park. It benefits the subdivision. It is a tail of the aesthetics of the park versus the aesthetics of the subdivision. |
 Sir My Cocks A Fallen keeping up with the hare. |
 Prosucker wishing that with the power pole the park had trash cans for Trash Panda poop. |
 Hockey Banger and Puck Off enjoying the walk to the BC. |
 Slippery Dick is the first to the BC on a run that was less the 3KM. Speedy Whorezales, our BLAB, found the BC without having to follow the trail. |
 The (faint) BC |
 Stoolie Andrews
'Hey, Stools! Smile!' |
 The walkers' view of the BC. |
 At religion the hares are called into the circle... |
 ...to be handed warm beverages... |
 ...to have their trail accessed... |
 ...by hounds like these two (it's not a serious assessment)... |
 ...to be found guilty (on trumped up charges of course)... |
 ...and to receive their punishment while the Hash Scribe takes notes. |
 Muck Sucker (our unofficial Hash Flash) is punished for ... |
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 Slippery gets punishment for being too fast... |
 ...while Stroke Alone is punished for being too slow. |
 Bad to the Bones and Hot Nuts share a down-down for being ... |
 ...lost in a 76 acre park on a 3KM trail. |
 Speedy arrived late with Madhatter and is our BLAB. |
 Stoolie is charged and gave us a reason to ... |
 ...sing 'Finger In Your Beer'. Which ends with hashers spinning on the spot. |
 Some one notices a certain pair of socks... |
 ...while missing the small print 'tails'... |
 ...on Prosucker. These had been well hidden by her loose pants. |
 The RA adds to the charge for her worries about the burrs in Trash Panda's fur. |
 Trash Panda has a coat over her coat... |
 ...but her tail is like a feather duster for catching burrs (it even look like one!) |
 Why are we Waiting!!! 🎶 |
 Garry Glitter shows off his O'Can of Beer shirt. |
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 Hash Flash snapped a lone sign off shore.
Here it is in close up.This is a day beacon which is a sign posted on land or water (unlit so for day time use). The beacon is a Starboard-junction Beacon that marks the junction of two channels and may be passed on either side. If the preferred channel is desired, the Starboard-junction Day Beacon should be kept on the vessel’s starboard (right) side when travelling upstream.
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 Hashers pack up to head home, or to the pub. |
 Relaxing at Christies Pub to eat and offer a toast for Canada Day.  On On! |
