[SHHHIT] Santiago House Harrier Invitational Trail, Day 2, part 2

On Saturday night we gathered at Flannery's pub to celebrate.

It was very cold, I lent three of my "cuellos" to a fellow hasher:

He did find them very funny to use :)

[SHHHIT] Santiago House Harrier Invitational Trail, Day 2, part 1

On Saturday morning, I joined with a fellow hasher to lay the trail.
Here was the plan:

Here is the result for the runner trail (notice some differences?)

The air was not very good:

And you could see it when watching the buildings from the park:

On the way I saw a rock with my name on it!

We informed everybody, and there were still 11 entousiastic runners:

After that we had a few celebrations:

[SHHHIT] Santiago House Harrier Invitational Trail, Day 1

This weekend, the Hash Harriers of Santiago (SHHH = Santiago Hash Harrier House) with whom I have been running for one year or so are celebrating their 200th event. I was a member of the (mis)manadgement committee, and I will be taking pictures and report on the event.

Friday night we had the opening event at Las Delicias de Quirihue (Domeyko 2059), a very good restaurant managed by a very good friend, Don Claudio. A good third of the attendants could not come because of a march downtown to protest against the collusion between the government and fisheries in the south (see here for a good summary, albeit in Spanish), which ended in violence and tear gaz, and everybody was late (appropriately for the hash), but we still had good fun.

I took some good portraits,


 


some group pictures at the table,


 



and during the drinking games.





It seems that people were so drunk that their nose became comic-book red,





and some other body parts as well! ;)