Once again the venerable traditions of the Hash collide with technology.  While it’s true that some kennels scorn “technology on trail”, many Hashers are finding it difficult to resist arming themselves with this app-happy tool of the twenty-first century.  More and more we see Hashers and Harriettes “bumping” before hare lies and setting up their iPhones before the pack is off.

In Arizona, instead of yelling “ON ON”, when on trail, you yell “ouch ouch”.  That’s because everything in Arizona has fangs, thorns or claws or you just realized you should have used more sunscreen.

A combination of natural beauty with an innate sense of danger makes hashing in Arizona a unique experience. Whether it is the jHavelina H3 (Tucson) fleeing from killer bees, our famous 350+ days of sunshine (heat) or the Iguana H3 making new friends on our southern border, your hash experience in Arizona will be replete with tales and anecdotes of your visit.

In the buildup to Inter Mekong Hash in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Take an excursion to Seim Reap!

Temples, floating villages, abandoned ruins; we explored and absorbed all that Siem Reap has to offer. And yet I found it impossible to label Siem Reap either as the gateway town or as anything else. To me, apart from the incredible sights, what stood out were the people. Welcoming the masses of travellers to their town with palms clasped together by their chest and a warm, genuine smile, they make you feel at home.