You remember how I said I thought they did things differently here. Um, yep. I'd say this
hash group probably did it the more "correct" way and could get away with a lot of the raunchier aspects of the ceremonies because it's a pretty young crowd - no kids. These guys were hardcore - with necklaces made with their hash names and socks bought from the
Haberdashery. Interestingly, because many times people like to see pics of themselves during the hashes but don't necessarily want their bosses or certain friends or family to see them, there's a website just for them. The site is called
HashSpace and you must be invited by another hasher. I'll try to be careful about what I post on the blog, but I definitely want to get an invite to the other site.
Anyway, first up - the hash. This was a pick-up hash, or a live hash, that just gives these guys another excuse to get together. Many work on the weekends so can't make the Saturday hashes, so this is for them. It's also free. We started at Higgins Beach, which was just 4 blocks from where we live.