Yes, on this day in 1193, Philip II of France married Ingeborg, daughter of King Valdemar I of Denmark, in Amiens and requested an annulment immediately after on the grounds of non-consummation. The bride disputed that, but the annulment was granted. How's that for warranty protection?

Just goes to show you, if your wife doesn't put out, then exchange her for a newer model. Of course you as hashers should also follow skirtmeat on trail as a standby, while you're sipping brew on the side. I'm sure all of us are doing better than Philip II was on his first wedding night.

The professor has brought us back to familiar territory. We are indeed in the middle of a brutal summer season in Seoul. However, near Hapjeong Station, there is a relatively small, quiet, and shaded area for our on-site. The trees and veranda well welcome us hashers for beer, conversation, songs, and jokes. (Bringing cold water is also advisable.)

The best part of summer is the greater visibility of curvature and cleavage on our Korean lovelies. Your JM promises a trail of about 5 kilometres in and around the Hapjeong-Hongdae vicinity. There will be some hills, but mostly flat terrain, with a fair amount of asphalt, but some greenery on the side, and mercifully some shade as well.

Hapjeong Station is on Line 2 and 6. I think everybody is familiar with that location. If you're not, look it up online. Go out from Exit#2 and follow the packarrows. Dress as you deem fit, but with at least something orange, and see you on-site at 4:00PM.

Hareline

August 22 - Hymen

August 29 - Hare Needed

Sept - 05 - Hare Needed

N*Th RUN 2900 WILL BE OCTOBER 17 - MARK YOUR CALENDARS! MORE DETAILS TO FOLLOW!