Ag. 
    Paraskevi
    (Northern Athens)
Run 1337 (Sun. 5th Oct. 2003)
Hare: 
    Self 
    Service 
    
    Photographer: 
    Captain Sumo
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A local (virgin) hasher

Gathering 
  before the run.
  (Notice the tunnels for the new Immitos Ring motorway in the background)
  
  
  
A 
  cave on Mount Immitos
  
  
More 
  hashers take a look
  
  
 
A 
    welcome beer stop by a fire watch tower
    
    
    
Beat 
  Me Up and The Dyke at the beer stop
  
  
  
  Lost 
  the trail...
  
  
  
Wild 
  hashing country
  
  
 
Watch out for that old water cistern!

A 
  view stop on the mountainside
  
  
  
Clitoria 
  says "The end, at last"
  
  
  
  Self Service (The hare) attempts to get the hashers to learn a song.
  
  
 
Bursting 
  Bladder (from Norway)
  Appointed to Master of Music and then fired after
  singing a Norwegian tune off-key.

The 
  Bookmaker relaxing
  
  
 
Cocks-n-Balls 
  gets the holey tankard
  
  
  
  Formosa 
  Flyer (just off to the Punjab)
  
  
  
Hash 
  horror
  

  
JM 
    Mad Dog had new shoes, so beer is being poured into his shoe -
    through 
    his sock!

Now 
  he has to drink it!
  (The antibacterial coating they give to the shoe linings -
  gives 
  the beer a strange flavour!) 
  
  
 
Our 
  Religious Advisor Playboy-2
  
  
  
  Flowery 
  Tw*t reading the hash shit (last week's run report)
  
  
 
The 
  Dyke getting a Down In One
  

Twisted Bitch gets one too

A 
  virgin hasher with JM Strawberry 4Skin in the circle
  
  
  
Cereal 
  Whinger receives his 25th run badge & mug
  

  
  The 
  Bookmaker gets the Wanker of the Week award
  (a hand puppet - which he stuffed down his shorts)
  
  
  
Clitoria 
  gets the Shit of the Week award (a toilet seat)
  

JM Strawberry 4Skin

At 
  the Taverna, waiting for the food
  (L to R: Mad Dog, Strawberry 4Skin, Virgin, The Dyke)
  
  
  
Taverna
  (L to R: PopUp, Self Service, Leanover, Doggie Style)
  

  
  Later, 
  at a Cafe in Ag. Paraskevi square
  
  
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