We went up there one time on a clear weekend and you could actually see the snow-capped Sierra skyline from town and it BLEW MY MINDKinda sad! when you think about how awesome the views could be if the air quality wasn't so bad.
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We went up there one time on a clear weekend and you could actually see the snow-capped Sierra skyline from town and it BLEW MY MINDKinda sad! when you think about how awesome the views could be if the air quality wasn't so bad.
I met so many crazy dudes working sh!t jobs in my teens and 20s.souplantation was a cool place to work as a 16 year old...the older kids were animals
If done organically and in correct fashion, cannabis betters the medium it's grown in.First big grow I did was in a state park
We hiked water in , left no footprints and pulled a few pounds of amazing weed.
don’t have to pollute to grow weed
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SInce 1945, we've been losing to 4th generation enemies on foreign soil. In the past few decades, we've been losing on our own soil.This podcast is really informative on the subject of public land grows and hits home on a couple fronts. The same trailhead access points in the Santa Clara and Santa Cruz County zone that I grew up roaming now feature warning signs of grow sites and the danger you may face should you stumble upon one. We only worried about rattle snakes and mountain lions back in the day. It's a nasty biz in that context.
I have family members that returned from Vietnam a bit disillusioned with their role in normal society and retreated to deep NorCal forests to grow. They'd never talk about their time over seas, but openly discuss the cat and mouse games they'd play in ghillie suits tending crops while avoiding the Federal helicopters patrolling. "Dopes on ropes" was the nickname they gave the agents dropping down to clean out their sites while they glassed the scene a ridge away.
These days I can drive 10 minutes in 3 directions and buy legal high grade GMOijuana any time I want but rarely, if ever, have time to indulge. Can't really wrap my head around the risk to reward of it all.
Also, that John Lithgow Homegrown movie is absolute trash.
Ep. 179: The Weed Warden | MeatEater Podcasts
Steven Rinella talks with John Nores and Janis Putelis. Subjects discussed: Cartels growing pot on public land; wildlife poisoning by weed growers; Vietnam War-style punji pits in Shasta National Forest; special ops game wardens; pink death; concealing man tracks with fake cow prints and carpet...www.themeateater.com
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If done organically and in correct fashion, cannabis betters the medium it's grown in.
When I 1st arrived on this island, I'd bury avocado pits only to have them, and the rest of the organic waste from our kitchen turn to dust... Now 16 years later, after pulling off crops annually, (at first in buckets above ground, then half buried, then with the bottom cut out, then straight into the soil) I bury an avocado pit, and it normally sprouts.
Cannabis improves soil when cultivated in organic no till fashion.