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Photos: Mad Dog
Web page: Mad Dog
- COMBINED HASH WITH THE CHELTENHAM MEN ONLY HHH -
The
Trail |
From Strava smartphone app. website
From the Google Earth Pro program
Elevation profile of the trail
Before the run |
The
Run and Walk |
Hare Fair Cop on his check
Runners group photo
Runners group photo 2
Panoramic view >>>SCROLL RIGHT >>>
Fair Cop taking of his rucksack filled with cans of beer
Beer Stop
Vagina beer
Clitoria - "Just what I needed"
"Cheers"
Harriette walkers Clitoria, Coke Dealer and Doggy Style
Oops! That's quite a drop off
The Filopappou monument
View of the monument
The Parthanon on the Acropolis in the background
Socrates Prison
The runners pose outside Socrates Prison
Entrance to the Hill of the Muses
Returning walkers
The
Circle |
The
Taverna |
Doggy Style waves outside the Petros taverna
The beer has arrived!
Musicians entertain us with some well known tunes to sing along to
A Horne family member - a possible relative of Robert Horne (Mad Dog)
The MOH3 sing their song
Taverna menu
The directions to the hash - for the record |
Next AH3 [Athens Hash House Harriers] Hashing event:
Sunday 13th May – 11am
CLASSICAL ATHENS DOWNTOWN RUN
We will be hosting visitors from Cheltenham Men Only H3
Run: 2039-ish (actually 2040)
Hare: Fair Cop
Venue: Filopappou Hill – National Observatory
Mis-directions:
By Metro: Get off at Thission metro (green line) and walk right up the hill on the pedestrian road Apostolou Pavlou. Turn right towards Aghia Marina church. To the right of the square in front of the church there's a path that goes up to the National Observatory. Meet outside the Observatory by the steps that are next to Filopappou Hill. [Map below]
By car: Make your way to Pireos Street, central Athens. Driving south towards Piraeus, take a left turn to Thissio on Iraklion Street which turns onto Nileos. Be careful at the top of Nileos next to loads of cafes - do not follow the road around a sharp hairpin bend (on to Akamentos), but carry on (leftish) to what looks like a pedestrian walkway (cars are allowed on this stretch) and take the second right turn. Follow this road uphill as far as it will go. Carry on for about 1km and turn right on Bikos which will take you up to the National Observatory. There are plenty of places to park there. [Map below]
Helpful link:
https://www.google.com/maps/search/observatory,+thesio+Athens/@37.9740704,23.716045,17z
GPS coordinates For Sat Navvies: GPS 37.972743, 23.717938
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