HARES: Please help your fellow hashers plan to attend your hash and get your venue info to the hare raiser well in advance of your event. Out-of-town visitors especially appreciate advance notice! Increased turnout at your hash is another bonus!
WANT TO HARE?: To reserve a date to hare, email the Hareraiser. If you're new to hashing and you want to hare, feel free to ask someone that is an experienced hare to co-hare with you. You can check the Run Stats page to see who the experienced hares are, or you can ask the Hareraiser to help set you up with a co-hare. Don't be afraid to ask someone to co-hare with you that you don't know that well. What better way to get to know someone.
Carondelet, St. Louis, was founded in 1767 by French naval officer Clement Delore de Treget, who established "Louisbourg" (also called "Vide Poche" or "Empty Pocket") with land granted by Spain, naming it after Spanish Governor Baron de Carondelet in 1794 to secure his commission. Initially a French Creole village with French customs, it became a town in 1832 and a city in 1851 before being annexed by St. Louis in 1870, retaining its French-Creole roots and developing into an important industrial and residential area, home to the first U.S. kindergarten. Let's circle up near the spot where the white man first settled on the banks of the Mississippi in our region.
Join hares Disco Ass and Strap On as we lead you through the Empty Pocket of St. Louis. The weather promises to be a relative heat wave compared with the recent weather, thanks RA!
Circle up in the sprawling parking lot of the Carondelet YMCA, 930 Holly Hills Ave, St. Louis, MO 63111
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Hares away by 7pm, Turkey and Eagle trail option, puke halts, beer halts and adventure will abound. On After at the Haven. 6625 Morgan Ford Rd, St. Louis, MO 63116