A visit to Muscat would not be complete without a Hash.
But what is the Hash, you ask? Oh ye who have not read every single one of my posts (if you had, you would have read about it six years ago or so), exclusively for your benefit, I have found this--a video from the USA that explains a Hash better than I ever could without losing your attention. A word for warning for those with delicate ears--there are some naughty words bandied about in the video. If they make your skin crawl, stop right here because it just gets worse at the Hash.
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| Check out that flour...totally on trail I am. |
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| And Hux? Also owning the trail. Well done, Hang Tang! |
Something we noticed on this trip is that we require two hands and a foot to count all of the Hash sites that have disappeared since we left Muscat two years ago. With the rapid pace of development and the constantly expanding infrastructure improvement projects, finding a place to lay a Hash seems to be getting downright difficult. Although a Hash can be run in the middle of a city, this group prefers to be out in the middle of nowhere, for obvious reasons. A few standby sites still exist, though, with this site being one of them.
At the end of the run, if you're super lucky (and we were this week), there is food and refreshment and the promise of another Hash the next week.
ON ON!
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