The Harriettes have announced that we will suspend our usual Wednesday night runs due to the COVID 19 social distancing recommendations and our concern for the safety of our members.  

(It is not something we wanted to do, but we find we are living in interesting times...) 

The Harriettes were scheduled to set the Easter Long Weekend Joint Run.  We regret that the Harriette Joint run (Tuesday 14th April) will NOT go ahead.

I will continue to send out the Harriettes' newsletter (to our members and to other Hashes) and I will include details on any official and unofficial hash runs during this time. That way if anyone wants to Hash around they can track where the runs are in their area.  Please send me any run details you have and I will send them all.    

send all run details to     sydneyharriettes    @     gmail.     com

ONON Nympho  

We welcome WALKERS and the Slow, Injured, Lame, Lazy, Irritable, Incontinent - SILLII Hashers.... and Runners too!

NOTE: Bring your Harriette Goblets  !!

Sydney Harriettes always come

Long tall legs and lots of bum

We’re gifted, uplifted pissed all the time

We’re floozies but choosy

Give us more wine…..

Things are quickly changing and we are keen to keep you all healthy and ONONing.
The basic govt message is - wash your hands, don't touch your face, keep your distance.

A lot of Harriettes / Harriers are in the vulnerable age group or getting close to it or have ongoing health issues so we suggest the following Hash precautions: 

  https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/Infectious/diseases/Pages/protect-yourself.aspx 

·  You or a member of your household travelled internationally in the last 14 days or had close or casual contact with anyone diagnosed or suspected of COVID 19.

·  You have Fever or Acute respiratory infection ie cough, sore throat or shortness of breath WITH OR WITHOUT fever.

·  Be aware that some people are showing only slight symptoms and can be a carrier of the COVID19 virus or the flu.   

This would apply even if you are the hare......

·  Bring your own wipes / hand sanitisers.

·  Before approaching the bucket wash your hands at the ONON (if possible) or use a hand sanitiser.

·  Use your own cup or use a disposable cup that we will supply.

·  Don't randomly touch all the bottles at the bucket; be aware of minimizing possible cross contamination.

Hash is a voluntary activity undertaken by adults (that means you LOL) – use  common sense and exercise your own judgement as to your personal risk factors in the context of social mixing / hashing.