Bereavered or just debeavered?

This enigmatic image has surfaced this week cementing the growing fear that the Beaver has finally bought it; MIA in hostile territory; copped the big negative. Last heard of three weeks ago embarking on a highly secret under-cover mission to bring democracy to the political wastelands of Myanma, our intrepid CIA clone has not been heard of since.

But he would have wanted us to carry on...

So, SH3 will be joined this week by Bagan Serai Hash from Perlis and it would be nice to turn out in force to greet them, or more precisely to avoid the embarassment of there being more of them than there are of us! Special catering arrangements will apply so there'll be a bumper feast afterwards, and despite apocryphal rumors of a beer drought, the beer truck will be plentifully supplied.

Details are:

SH3 run# 1589, Saturday November 19th, 2011, 4:00 p.m.

Hare: Buk Toy

Misdirections: From the Ko Yo intersection, take the old Hatyai road for 9.5k to the run site on the right.

HH3's run this Sunday (20th November 2011) is also a three-line whipper. The run will be at the autistic kids school in Ban Phru, and all proceeds of the run and any additional money raised on the day will go towards the school's development fund. The run site is just off the Sadao road about 1.8k after the intersection with the main North-South highway beyond Macro, on the left hand side of the road. There's a map below. It's an area we haven't run in for a couple of years, so as well as being in aid of a really good cause the run itself will be worth coming along for. The hare is Sexy Pig and the run will start at 4:17 p.m. sharp.

AND the GM asks politely if we could come along to the run wearing the shirt from the 555 run; we don't have to wear it to run in, just be identifiable as an organised group before we go off and turn into screaming lunatics out in the jungle; after all we don't want to scare the kids do we?

But this is a really good cause, so let's turn out in big numbers to support it or turn out big numbers from our wallets if we can't actually come along.