Hogtown Hash House Harriers - Toronto - Ontario

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Hogtown H3 Anniversary- November 19, 2010 at 4pm to November 21, 2010
Stay tuned for details, to be posted soon
Next Hash     {for those who can't read - Hash hotline: 416 686-1674}
Friday August 27th
Hogan's August Hash
Hare: Raquel Felch
Felch's Freedom/Flirty-First Birthday Hash
Meet: Lala Bistro, 145 Roncesvalles Ave click here for map
best way by ttc is queen streetcar to roncesvalles, then walk north or 80 queensway to garden, then walk east
On In: 92 Glendale Avenue click here for map
Hare notes: Please RSVP Raquel Felch at mademoiselledouglass@gmail.com so I can have appropriate quantities available.
Trail is wheelchair and gimp accessible
This will be an A to A' trail
tickling the ovaries
the meet is only 200m from the On In
$5 for food, $1 per beer
Monday, Aug 30, 2010
Hogtown Hash #1177
Hare: Shadow
Address: Bistro 422, 422 College St just east of Bathurst
Directions: click here for map
Saturday, Sep 4, 2010 5PM
Hogtown Hash #1178
Hare: Shampoo
Address: Fox & Fiddle at 190 Laird Drive,
Directions: Laird and McRae, south of Eglinton click here for map
Hare note: TBA

 

 

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To Hare a Hash please email Haipoo Gai at haipoogai@yahoo.com.
Who we are

Hogtown Hash House Harriers is the Toronto, Canada chapter of what is frequently referred to as "the international drinking club with a running problem." This tradition was started in 1938 by a group of British expatriates stationed in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. "Hashers" run, or jog, on a pre-set trail of about 4-7 km. A typical Hash has a beer-check and is followed by food, plentiful refreshment, and much conviviality at a bar or restaurant close to the hash site.

The HogtownH3 kennel was founded by Duncan "Plunger" Plastow in November 1987. We now have ? (who knows how many) members, with about 10-20 running at our weekly runs (alternate Mondays and Saturdays year-round). First timers are encouraged to bring old shoes and a sense of humour.

You do not have to be a runner or in good shape to participate.

Visitors are always welcome.


For more information about hashing in general, click here. Or check the wikipedia entry.
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