Yes, on this day in 1893, New Zealand became one of the first nations (or colonies for that matter) to grant women the right to vote. It took another 27 years before that same right was enacted for American adults of the female persuasion. The UK didn't see fit to provide New Zealand with full independence until 1947. But I digress.

Professor D'Erections will lay trail for the SH3 this Saturday. Your JM will lay out a trail at our old standby: World Cup Stadium. There will be mostly flat terrain, some gently rolling hills, somewhat quiet streets, dirt paths. And since autumn has returned, comfortable temperatures usually mean more skirtmeat walking along parts of our trail. The usual gazebo is just a 5-minute walk from the Station (Exit#3). The Hash should start promptly at 4:00PM.

From Line 3 , transfer at Yaksu or Bulgwang Station for several stops. From Line 4, transfer at Samgakji Station for 9 stops. From Line 5, transfer at Gongdeok and go 7 stops. From Line 2, transfer at Hapjeong for 3 stops. Since you all have a better sense of direction than Professor D'Erections, I expect you all to find the site efficiently and punctually! Just follow the pack arrows.

Hareline

Sept 26 - Hare needed

Oct 3 - Hymen

Oct 10 - Hare needed

Oct 17 - N*th 2900

Man up and hare a trail.