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RICHMOND HASH HOUSE HARRIERS TRAIL #855
-///--> Snowmageddon Part 2: Snowmageddoner! -///-->

When: Sunday FeBREWary 07, 2010 at 3:00 PM

Hares: Short Straw... see Note!
Location: Byrd Theater Parking Deck

Dry Bag Required? At least bring a change of boots
Shiggy Factor: Depends on how well you do in the snow
Dog friendly? Yes
Stroller friendly? Only if the stoller has snow tires

Bring: Warm, dry clothes, a vessel, a virgin, and snowshoes

On-After: TBD

Note from the Trail Master: This is going to be a "Short Straw" trail. What does this mean? Dicksicle will think of a number between 1 and 4 quadrillion. Whoever guesses closest to the number is the hare for that day. The hare will get a 10 minute head start.

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d'Erections
Take 64 East or West to 195 South

Take the Cary St. exit Head east on Cary St until you see the Byrd Theater on the left

Take a left right after the theater

Park in the parking deck on the left up top.

We are the Richmond kennel of the internationally known Hash House Harriers or the "Drinking club with a running problem." There are thousands of Hash House Harrier groups in the world today. We are runners, but without a great emphasis on speed. Each week runners (and plenty of walkers) follow a trail of flour or chalk somewhere in the Richmond area in search of beer, songs, generally poor behavior, and beer. If you are interested in meeting new people and getting some exercise just bring a pair of running shoes and your sense of humor. Click here for more about hashing.

The Richmond Hash House Harriers meet once a week. During the Fall and Winter months, we meet on Sundays at 3:00 pm. During the Spring and Summer, we run on Wednesday nights at 6:30pm.

Richmond Hash Hotline -///--> (804) 232-7042

Receding Hareline

RHHH #856 Sunday FeBREWary 14 Need a Hare!
RHHH #857 Sunday FeBREWary 21 Need a Hare!
RHHH #858 Sunday FeBREWary 28 Need a Hare!
... RHHH #1000 Sunday DecemBEER 23,2011 Need a Hare! Armageddon Ha$h!

Virgin Hare? See Jerry's Kid's "Setting Trail For Dummies."