Showing posts with label Hash. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hash. Show all posts

Sunday, September 11, 2011

More Hashing!

I did my 6th hash yesterday and realized that I've only blogged about 1 hash - my first!  Weird!
They are all so different and worth being talked about. silly me.
read more about hashing in Grenada  here.

I'll just focus on the last two, those freshest in my mind  #694 and #701.
Before 5th term started Lee and I got to do a hash together!  Probably his first and only hash experience in Grenada.  But it was a fun one!
It was in St. David's near the government housing scheme that I took clothes and food to with All 4 Christ last year.  It was a beautiful hike through streams, mountains, and jungle.... and there was a DOWNPOUR and we got completely soaked, which made the ride home a little uncomfortable and smelly. haha

lots of people in Grenada love to hash!
the best part about hashing is that no matter how tired you are after climbing  mountain and no matter where you are in Grenada you can see the ocean from the top!
follow the paper trail!
I made friends with a 3-legged dog

These are pictures I got off of the resident hash photographer on facebook :)

Lee and I deep in the jungle!

 Hash #701 took place last night and was one of the most beautiful hashes I've been on as of yet... but also one of the longest!  We were "hashing" for well over 2 hours.
It was located on the north eastern side of the island, near Belmont Estates in what I'd call "farm land".  We saw SO many fruit trees and cocoa growing... as well as lots of other interesting bits too.

My status last night said :
Went on a hash tonight with Chris, Emily , and Jessie... I picked up avocados from the ground, hit my head on a cocoa pod, then Chris tripped on a coconut, Eden danced in the street with some locals, I found pieces of broken tiles, saw a man burning tuxedos in the middle of the jungle (super suspicious), scaled down a hill holding onto a rope, and emerged from the jungle in the dark to the sounds of Justin Bieber. interesting night.
 Haha! It was so crazy and so much fun!

I loved all the bamboo in the area, so pretty!
these pictures were stolen from Becky.... I should be getting my camera soon though!
the super weird man burning tuxedos in the middle of the Grenadian jungle....... why anyone here would ever burn clothes in beyond me unless there is something strange going on... I didn't stop to ask questions.
Cocoa that I hit my head on! haha only in Grenada!


Who wants to hash with me next week?!

Friday, October 1, 2010

Hashing - On, On!

I can't believe I never blogged about my first hash experience!

What is a hash you ask?? Well depends on who you ask, some say its "drinkers with a running problem" but I just say it's a crazy, hike through the mountains.
It's so much fun! here is their website
It is however followed by people drinking, but only if you chose to.  It's perfectly acceptable to drink water... and necessary after sweating for hours in the jungle. lol.

My first hash was in St. Paul's parish.  They have hashes every 2 weeks, and I really want to go on the next hash as well!!
It was definitely a strenuous hike... maybe because I had done this new yoga class and played a kickball game the night before.... and had gone to the hash straight from working on the garden project at PAM for 3 hours with a hoe and machete.... haha.  I could barely get out of bed the next day!!

I was so happy that two other SO friends, Nicole and Misha went as well so I stuck with them through the hike, which was helpful the several times we thought we were lost. haha. at least we were together!  They mark the trail with piles of shredded paper so you know which ways to go, but a few times it seemed as if the paper had led us astray.
Alfonso went as well... but for unknown reasons he decided to take the runners trail and we didn't see him the entire time.

everyone ready to go! 
the paper pile telling us where to go
Nicole and Misha.... haha.
hiked a mountain and found a kitten! 

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