svenivan 106 Posted May 21, 2006 Author Share Posted May 21, 2006 We had a very good Hash. We were more than 15 people climbing the Buffalo Hill upwards and downwards. Not much running but it was 54 tough, very tough minutes!!. There were people coming all the way from Holland, 4 beautiful ladies and some from Chiang Mai. After we could have a nice shower and a swim in the pool. Then Win had prepared a very nice meal with ricesoup, spaghetti, sallad, Sweet mango with sticky rice and lots of fruits. This was much more than the normal snacks! And of course we had a lot of beer after. I tested four different types and the most interesting was a very dark stout brewed in Malaysia, 8% !!! This was a Hash we never forget! Thanks Win ! Link to post Share on other sites
OneeyedJohn 1,572 Posted May 21, 2006 Share Posted May 21, 2006 Perhaps some pictures might encourage others to participate..... There are some aspects of this Hash that sound interesting,,,need i say more. Link to post Share on other sites
soap 201 Posted May 21, 2006 Share Posted May 21, 2006 Perhaps some pictures might encourage others to participate.....There are some aspects of this Hash that sound interesting,,,need i say more. i would not recommend taking a picture of my backside going up a hill but i would second everything svenivan posted,good exercise ( i did not think i was so fit) good company from the evenly mixed thai and farang hashers, good banter from the grand master for the day ( sorry forgot his name) excellent food and drink organised by our hosts for the evening win and his charming wife(beautiful house) thank you, seeyou the 3rd saturday next month Link to post Share on other sites
dekbannok 0 Posted May 27, 2006 Share Posted May 27, 2006 Hi all: Thanks, God! Finally HHH has arrived CEI. Why has it taken all long. So CEI is no longer a backwater as my good friend likes to tell me. I recall it has been around since I was a "real" dek (kid) and now honestly I am getting old or at least feel that way. No, like Limbo, I will not run or jog. My doc advised me not to as it will hurt my back. No good for someone who has performed a stuntman act diving into Koh Samui with a motor bike. Great if I am allowed to brisk-walk and I would probably want to join on condition it is organized properly. The beer at the end when everyone has arrived is the ritual. But before each HHH run, someone has to actually decide on a trail and lay down pieces of markers every few hundreds meter along the trail for the members to follow and find the trail. The fun is sometimes many would get lost and never get to the end of the rainbow where there is no pot of gold but lots beers! The markers are meant for the hares to go after the herriers or the other way around!? When is the next event, where and who to contact? dekbannok Link to post Share on other sites
svenivan 106 Posted May 27, 2006 Author Share Posted May 27, 2006 Hi Dek, I am happy to hear that you are interested to join the Honourable Group of Hashers! You can tell your friends that Chiang Rai has had HHH since 2004 and I think the next run will be number 19. It is always the third Saturday every month and normally it starts 4PM sharp. Most people take it easy and have a good walk but there are always a bunch of youngsters that go for it and that is good. They find the way for the rest of us! When next run is decided it will be announced here in TV in this topic! See you !! ps and if you are really into this HHH then you can go to Chiang Mai in end of October and join the other 6000 people from 94 countries for the World Hash! Link to post Share on other sites
Limbo 6 Posted May 28, 2006 Share Posted May 28, 2006 i would not recommend taking a picture of my backside going up a hill but i would second everything svenivan posted,good exercise ( i did not think i was so fit) Dek, to be sure that we survive it (these dare-devils must have climbed the Doi Kao Kwai, which is a real calf-biter), let's join the soap-section of the Chiang Rai HHH. And don't forget to bring your camera Limbo Link to post Share on other sites
dekbannok 0 Posted May 28, 2006 Share Posted May 28, 2006 Hi Svenivan, Thanks for the input. So the next event is scheduled for June 17, the 3rd Sat of the month. I recall once I was in Songkla staying at the beautiful Samila Beach Hotel (the old one before they tore it down and put up an ugly structure that I hate), there was HHH group just arrived at the beach at the Nai Wan Seafood restaurant. Boy, I could see how much fun they were having. Yes, with family members too assuming they were all waiting at the end of the rainbow for the goodies. Therefore, I suggest we can plan one the same way to arrive at Chiang Rai beach and have fun by the beach now the Songkran crowds will not return till next April. Or perhaps it has been done? Yes, I do look forward to seeing you all next month if I am not stuck in Chiang Mai University giving guest lecture to a group of post-graduate students. Dek Mai, Dekbannok Hi Dek,I am happy to hear that you are interested to join the Honourable Group of Hashers! You can tell your friends that Chiang Rai has had HHH since 2004 and I think the next run will be number 19. It is always the third Saturday every month and normally it starts 4PM sharp. Most people take it easy and have a good walk but there are always a bunch of youngsters that go for it and that is good. They find the way for the rest of us! When next run is decided it will be announced here in TV in this topic! See you !! ps and if you are really into this HHH then you can go to Chiang Mai in end of October and join the other 6000 people from 94 countries for the World Hash! Link to post Share on other sites
dekbannok 0 Posted May 28, 2006 Share Posted May 28, 2006 Ya, Limbo. You said it. I also thought Doi Kao Kwai is only for the dare-devils. Even my car had a hard time climing up the hill last time I was there. You know, I think in the old days only baffalos went up there and they did not seemed to have survived. They managed to get up there but could not come down and their bodies simply melted away leaving only the horns remained on the top of the hill. That's how they got the name "Doi Kao Kwai" I believe. Please enlighten me if I am wrong as you know I am a new kid on the block or dek mai Chiang Rai. i would not recommend taking a picture of my backside going up a hill but i would second everything svenivan posted,good exercise ( i did not think i was so fit) Dek, to be sure that we survive it (these dare-devils must have climbed the Doi Kao Kwai, which is a real calf-biter), let's join the soap-section of the Chiang Rai HHH. And don't forget to bring your camera Limbo Link to post Share on other sites
svenivan 106 Posted June 9, 2006 Author Share Posted June 9, 2006 NEXT HASH Greetings to all hashers! Our next run will take place on Saturday June 17 beginning at 4 p.m. Nam Rawn dearly remembered for his unforgetable Kok River run is haring again! This time the run will start and end at his piece of land in Suan Dok. From Chiang Rai, take the superhighway south. At the traffic light near the white wat (Rong Kun), take a right. Drive until you hit the old Chiang Mai road. Go straight across the intersection into a village and look for the HHH signs. It is about 15 km. south of Chiang Rai. Plan on at least a 20 minute drive from the Big C. In an effort to make up for past sins, Nam Rawn is thinking about offering 2 runs, a long one that is challenging and a simpler walk in the woods. Please RSVP to Nam Rawn ( [email protected]) as he needs to know how much food to get. Link to post Share on other sites
Limbo 6 Posted June 11, 2006 Share Posted June 11, 2006 Coming from town: The main East-West street (Tannalai Road) to Pratu Chiang Mai, straight on, Rayotha Road to Den Ha and straight on again the old road to Chiang Mai. After a while you pass Kurt's oistrich farm, the Kanchanaphisek Technical school and Ban Nong Moh. Some five kilometers further you see a Christian Church at your left. That's Ban Sun Dok (sp?). About hundred meters further a T-crossing with the big road to Wat Rong Kun going to the left. But it isn't a T-crossing! And why not? Because there is a little soi going to the right! And that's the one Ivan mentions. You take this soi untill it ends about hundred meter further. There you take to the right over a little bridge. After this little bridge you take immediatly to the left. And you will be very close! And you can pick another moment to go to Big C. I guess Den Ha (to the right is Pattaya Noi) to Ban Sun Dok will be about 12 kilometers. Limbo Link to post Share on other sites
Limbo 6 Posted June 13, 2006 Share Posted June 13, 2006 Our next run will take place on Saturday June 17 beginningat 4 p.m. Hi Svenivan, I hope that "It is always the third Saturday every month and normally it starts 4PM sharp" still is valid as it now collides with an other event the 17th. Are you sure you got the date right? Limbo Link to post Share on other sites
svenivan 106 Posted June 13, 2006 Author Share Posted June 13, 2006 Our next run will take place on Saturday June 17 beginning at 4 p.m. Hi Svenivan, I hope that "It is always the third Saturday every month and normally it starts 4PM sharp" still is valid as it now collides with an other event the 17th. Are you sure you got the date right? Limbo Sorry Dr Limbo, I don't understand your post. What is the other event? Saturday 17th of June is the third Saturday in June (this year). The first one 3rd, second the 10th and the third is the 17th. Maybe I got something wrong here but I am not a Dr. Splease Dr Limbo, explain for me! All the best! Link to post Share on other sites
OneeyedJohn 1,572 Posted June 13, 2006 Share Posted June 13, 2006 Royal thingies first.....Queen Elizabeth of England is 80 years old. and.................. 17 JUNE GROUP D Portugal v Iran Frankfurt, 1400 GROUP E Czech Republic v Ghana Cologne, 1700 Italy v USA Kaiserslautern, 2000 Link to post Share on other sites
Limbo 6 Posted June 13, 2006 Share Posted June 13, 2006 Maybe I got something wrong here but I am not a Dr! Doesn't matter at all! I am absolutely convinced about your mathematical skills now. 3, 10, 17, It fits! The other event I referred to was the opening of the exhibition 'Snappers' at 9 Art Gallery/Architect Studio. Same day at 19.00 pm. I didn't even dare to mention Oneeyed's alternatives. Limbo Lundensare Link to post Share on other sites
soap 201 Posted June 15, 2006 Share Posted June 15, 2006 Maybe I got something wrong here but I am not a Dr! Doesn't matter at all! I am absolutely convinced about your mathematical skills now. 3, 10, 17, It fits! The other event I referred to was the opening of the exhibition 'Snappers' at 9 Art Gallery/Architect Studio. Same day at 19.00 pm. I didn't even dare to mention Oneeyed's alternatives. Limbo Lundensare well limbo i have to be at the hash, hasher george has gone off to vietnam for a couple of days and with him being the guardian of the booze box he has entrusted me with this sacred task. so by hook or by crook (mostly crook) i shall be there to make sure my fellow hashers get there just deserves" HIC" Link to post Share on other sites
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