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Kayse

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Q: GZ Hash House Harriers

Will be visiting GZ for 2weeks, has anyone join the GZ Hash House Harriers for a run before or anyone can provide any info will be much appreciated. Thanks a million!

13 years 2 weeks ago in General - Guangzhou

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Moonlake

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Hi there, I'm new to Guangzhou too but did find a website for the hash house harriers in Guangzhou. http://www.gzh3.net/

Hope that helps!

Kayse:

Thanks! That helps actually!

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That brings back good memories. I went running with the Harriers in GZ in 2003. It was the first time I had ever got drunk by drinking out of bedpans.

Kayse:

Errrr was that clean? I hope they don't make the new visitor drink from that too...I'll think twice now

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