Mount Arayat Hash Founded 23rd September 1999.
Run No: 153 Nabuklod Date: 30th December 2004
Location Details:From: San Ramon To: San Ramon Via: Tagak, Gumain River Tributary, Nabuklod Time: 3Hrs 15Mins Distance: 11kms Total Kms to Date: 2479 Hare: Single Malt
Hashers Details
On Home: C Morales Store, San Ramon On On Home: Anchorage Inn Comments: In the remote region of San Ramon heading towards Nabuklod and other neighbouring barrios lay a trail to the road less traveled, perhaps this being the reason we experienced uncounted on backs. As we glide down under to the misty river and discover a resting place, a shelter from the volcanic ash that exists to give her visitor comfort, that is natures way of thanking those who accepted her invitation. The place was immaculate. After enjoying her masterpiece Bananitas engraved our epitaph on the rock as a sign of gratitude to Mother Nature before departing. (Maybe a wee bit naughty I think. S.M.) On our way up we met the two certified impaired legs slithering down to have a glimpse of the ambience we enjoyed on the middle ground. Emerging slowly we have a ciao to every Aeta we meet and decipher how the name Nabuklod came to be. The day still young the human Atlas would like to explore more on every possible turn off, which was usually a dead end. This was a great day to make a detour. Feeling intense disappointment because of his unfinished task which was to circum-navigate Nabuklod our navigator finally decided to find the way to the finish which was a trail we missed on hike one four nine. Our driver, Boy, had been instructed by Sip Sip to scout for a store and load some drinks into their fridge ready for instant consumption and Morales Store did us proud. S.S.I.
A Tributary To The Gumain River
Bananitas And A Big Rock
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