Start Time:

13:00

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Burp & Wheeler Dealer

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A significant highlight of Run #67 was the return of Slag Bag who we understand had been discharged only a couple of days before. We wish him well in the coming weeks and hope that they won't have to take him away to THAT institution again any time too soon. The jury is still out on how effective the therapy was but his behaviour on the hash was pretty much along the same vein as when he left us a couple of months before. After some brief words from Burp and Wheeler Dealer, a few dozen happy hashers exited the cozy neighbourhood of Wellington Glades heading west, we suppose along Wellington Drive. We somehow all knew that we would not have been able to avoid the steep climb of Beverly Hills, so not too many took the false trail that continued further west towards Old Hope Road. The hike up Beverly Hills was not too bad, actually not as steep as most people feared. One observed, however, that the longer the uphill climb continued, the greater was the number of walkers as compared to runners. Another interesting, observation was that of Gentleman Beek, apparently out for a Sunday afternoon drive in his exquisite and classic Rolls Royce. Gentleman Beek, an ex-pilot, although not hashing on this particular occasion, is well known to several hashers. To everyone's amazement, he turned his car towards one of Beverly Hill's cliffs and seemed to be attempting to drive over it ! 'Don't do it ! , screamed a group of 3 or so hashers (including Bags) who were walking close to the cliff. Another group of hashers who knew Gentleman Beek to be not only an ex-pilot but also an entrepreneur, thought that somehow he had developed a classic new flying machine and stood back expecting to see it soar into the air. Well the good news is that the goodly gentleman was attempting nothing of the sort that both groups of confused hashers were imagining. Relieved, Bags invited him to have a drink with the hashers at the Down Down gathering. The rest of the hash took us past some great viewpoints sights of New Kingston, Kingston Harbour, the Mona Reservoir, to name a few. The hashers also ran past the proposed new Long Mountain Housing development and the stalled 'Operation Pride project. Next came the approach back to the starting point along Wellington Drive coming from the Mona Road end. The Down Downs took place under some nice tents on the lovely grassy landscaping of Wellington Glades. Among the Down Downs were awards to Satan for setting a bad example (well what the devil do you expect ?); Sunshine for parading with a bottle of strange golden liquid which was either on the way IN or on the way OUT of SOMEONE's anatomy; and a couple for being a bit too er amourous on the hash. There were several newcomers. Next, out of the blue, Slag Bag came out with some story about having recently traveled all over the world and something about having been welcomed in countries such as the UK, Canada etc, etc. WELL YEAH RIGHT Slag Bag, you go on, we know where you REALLY were. But have no fear, we won't tell anyone. Your secret's safe with us !

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J$600

Food Cost:

J$600

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