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Post by Yeast on Dec 22, 2008 12:28:06 GMT -5
6:30, $5, downtown WPB - vacant lot at Dixie Hwy & 7th Ave, a bit south of Palm Beach Lakes Blvd
(This is the same start location as 3.5" drive's Wed night Sunfest hash last year)
From the south: I-95 exit at Okeechobee Blvd, east to Olive, north about 1 mile to Eucalyptus St (between 7th & 8th Streets), look for hashers in the lot on the left side of the street
From the north: I-95 exit at Palm Beach Lakes Blvd, east to Dixie, south about 6-7 blocks to Eucalyptus St (between 7th & 8th Streets), turn left and look for hashers in the lot
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Post by Yeast on Feb 8, 2009 18:07:34 GMT -5
6:30, $5, downtown WPB - vacant lot at Dixie Hwy & 7th Ave, a bit south of Palm Beach Lakes Blvd
From the south: I-95 exit at Okeechobee Blvd, east to Olive, north about 1 mile to Eucalyptus St (between 7th & 8th Streets), look for hashers in the lot on the left side of the street
From the north: I-95 exit at Palm Beach Lakes Blvd, east to Dixie, south about 6-7 blocks to Eucalyptus St (between 7th & 8th Streets), turn left and look for hashers in the lot
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Post by Yeast on Feb 13, 2009 14:09:41 GMT -5
Looks like some Palm Beachers stumbled onto our hash marks the next day:
Mysterious powder on Palm Beach sand, pavement identified
By MARGIE KACOHA
Palm Beach Daily News Staff Writer
Friday, February 13, 2009
PALM BEACH — It's not exactly crop circles, but Palm Beachers woke up today to some mysterious codes on the sand and pavement in the area of Sunset Avenue beach.
According to Palm Beach Fire-Rescue, a resident called about 8 a.m. to report markings in the shape of arrows and the letters "Q" and "F" drawn in yellow chalk and an unknown powdery substance.
Battalion Chief Jason Weeks said crews blocked off the area and called in the West Palm Beach Fire-Rescue hazardous materials team.
The white powder turned out to be harmless corn starch.
Confident it posed no danger to the public, crews buried it "so no one would call again," Weeks said.
Police spokeswoman Janet Kinsella said police are classifying it as a "suspicious incident" and are not doing any further investigation.
"We'll keep an eye on the area for the next few nights," she said.
Police speculate the markings could have been left there by cyclists or other athletes, or that it could have been a simple prank.
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Post by AOL on Feb 13, 2009 17:54:31 GMT -5
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