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Alouette joined Long Beach Hash in 1985 after fellow runners encouraged her to try an Easter egg trail. She was named on her first outing—standing on a pizza-parlor table while the pack sang “Alouette”—and soon became indispensable, setting twenty-five consecutive trails when few others volunteered. The club grew into an extended family and introduced her to Wild Bill, her future husband.
Her greatest legacy may be documentation: decades of mileage records, run histories, photographs, shirts, anniversary books, and other memorabilia preserving Long Beach’s culture. She discusses international travel, hash weddings, translations on foreign trails, mentoring new hares, and the decline from enormous 1990s packs to smaller modern turnouts. The episode honors both visible adventure and the meticulous archival work that lets later hashers understand what came before them.
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1985-Long Beach H3 (GM etc.), Orange County H3, Co-Founder: Fire and Ice(land), Hash Historian

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