St.Patrick’s Day Run

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Run: #1632
Date: SATURDAY 16-Mar-24
Our runs start promptly at: 4:00 PM - Please try to arrive by 3:30PM so you can pay your run fee and bget ready to go by 4PM.
Location: Tatag, Jl. Raya Taro, Tegallalang, Taro
Hares: Gaylick, Jorok, Monkey Balls, Limpet & Barnacle Balls
Occasion: ☘️ St. Patrick's Day Run - Wear Green ☘️
Food Sponsored by Bali Bakery
Coordinates: 115.2742490 -8.4099018
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MEMBERS BEER: Rp100,000
MEMBER SOFT DRINKS: Rp40,000
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INDONESIAN VISITORS: Rp80,000
NON-INDONESIAN VISITORS: Rp120,000
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KIDS UNDER 15 YEARS OLD: Rp10,000
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BHHH2 Hash Trash Run #1632 16 March 2024
St Patrick’s Day Run
Two Irish hashers walked into a bar . . . and you can probably guess what happened next!
Krystal Tits reports on a great day in the sun . . .
The Luck of the Irish
“It’s the luck of the Irish!” I could already hear them say, as we drove to the run site in positively
glorious weather. Lucky indeed, for this run in the mud might have been quite the slog.
As it was, the pack meandered through absolutely green sawah and hutan. Every shade of green
came to the party, the algae on freshly planted rice paddies reflecting bright neon hues while
the trees and grasses provided cooler emerald tones. Only the shamrocks were missing.
I know, I know, you’re saying enough with the preamble.
What about the fashion!? Let’s dig in.
It was, as this astute readership has
no doubt already ascertained, the St
Patrick’s Day run. Most people got
the memo and were sporting a
variety of past St Paddy’s Day run t-
shirts. We were even able to line up
the models for the last few years.
Not wanting to completely abandon St. David, Wooden Eye showed off
yet another piece of Welsh apparel. Amazing.
There were of course the odd few with questionable choices. 3 of our
visitors decided to hell with St Paddy’s day, we’re wearing our home hash
T-shirts. Here’s to Froggy, Half Way, and the guy
from Vietnam. Then there’s also those who
somehow have managed to miss all previous St
Paddy’s Day runs (or at least the t-shirt giveaway
part of those runs) and show up in off, off green.
And what about those who thought they were being rebellious by
choosing bright orange? Aha! Perhaps unwittingly, you are
completing the Irish flag!
Everything is green on St Patrick’s Day:
green beer, green shamrock-shaped
glasses, green leprechaun hats… It turns
out Saint Patrick was originally associated
with the colour blue, but now even he
wears green. What the heck happened?
It started when a green flag was used by
Irish Catholics in the rebellion of 1641,
and reinforced when the Society of United Irishmen wore green in
the rebellion of 1798.
By the 19th century the colour green was firmly associated with the
Irish Catholics, and in turn with their patron saint and his feast day
celebrations. In contrast, Irish Protestants adopted orange as their
colour, because of William of Orange’s victory over the Catholics at
the end of the 17th century.
While the two sides often clashed, today you’ll often see the Irish
flag at parades, symbolizing green for the Catholics, orange for the
Protestants, and white for the lasting peace between them.
Of course, you can always just decide to go bare chested. Always a
safe choice. Rock on, Snowballer, rock on.
Let us now take a moment to appreciate some Paddy’s Day
head gear…
And finally, the winners of Saturday’s hash: a bespoke shamrock batik dress, Nala the dog, and
all of us who got to stay dry.
On On to the next disaster!
“On On!” cries 69er
It was a sea of green in Taro on a gorgeous day for a change, and that was BEFORE all the green-
clad hashers arrived. 183 of them in all. Talk about “the luck of the Irish!”
Barnacle Balls, Monkey Balls and Limpet had set brilliant trails - two, two, twoooo! - in the
stunning terraced ricefields, hills and dales.
And not just beautiful and well-marked trails
either. The hares, their partners & Jorok had
prepared green St Paddy’s Day T-shirts………………….

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