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Hashes are running groups that run through rough terrains such as forest or wooded areas and even in the concrete jungle, guided by pre-marked trails (much like a treasure hunt). Groups are made up of locals and expatriates and are great to make new friends. For each run, there will be one or more people (called the hares) who will lay the trail with markings such as flour, paper or chalk. This is done before the start of the run. During the run, the runners will find these markings and follow the trail. To keep the group together, the hares usually set false trails so that the slow runners can keep up. After the run, the group gathers together for a post mortem of the run, generally drinking down loads of good beer.

Resources in This Category

• Hash House Harriers Singapore

  http://www.hhhs.org.sg/
  Full details, and even a few jokes, in this men's only hash kennel that runs every Monday.

• Kampong Hash House Harriers

  http://kampong.hash.org.sg/
  Mixed hash in Singapore. Men and women over 18 years are welcome, couples encouraged.

• Seletar Hash House Harriers

  http://seletar.hash.org.sg/
  Hash kennel based in Singapore that has been running since 1980.

• Singapore Hash House Harriers Directory

  http://www.hash.org.sg/
  Listings and links to all the Hash kennels within that region.

• Singapore Hash House Harriets

  http://www.singaporeharriets.com/
  Details on this ladies hash, including next run and tips on how to lay a trail.

• Singapore Hash House Horrors

  http://horrors.hash.org.sg/
  Hash for kids who enjoy a junior version of the adult Hash.

• Singapore Sunday Hash House Harriers

  http://www.sundayhash.org.sg/
  Runs begin at 5:30pm sharp on alternate Sundays since February 1994. Includes hareline's since 1994, committee list, photos, calendar, and related links.

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