Current Live Stoner Gossip Feb..March..April 2018

[HippieWarrior]

Depends on the strain....some send me to a very intellectual place, while some take me to a very creative place....and then theres the ones that make me not be able to think at all

I concur.

 

[trailanimal]

@Samwell...honestly much of the northern land in canada is cheaper than what i am seeing on this site in Alaska...i bet if you dug deep though you would find something awesome
https://www.landwatch.com/default.aspx?ct=R&type=5,24;13,13;268,6843&sort=PR_A&pg=2

I'm way fortunate, buddied up with natives, living on a native allotment till I die, my infrastructure stays for them, my legacy

 

[Jraven]

Yeah i bet there would be quite a bit to do to prepare each season!!

I used to compare it to a Broadway play...you better have you shit together when the time comes to perform. I could get pretty stressed out. Took a while to figure that out. Now it's more about endurance

 

[hairyman]

I used to compare it to a Broadway play...you better have you shit together when the time comes to perform. I could get pretty stressed out. Took a while to figure that out. Now it's more about endurance

Laters folks ,,I got seeds to soak, pots to make etc etc etc

 

[Jraven]

I'm way fortunate, buddied up with natives, living on a native allotment till I die, my infrastructure stays for them, my legacy

We did have to buy our land,from the person who homesteaded in the 50's. We partnered up with another couple [she and I had gotten "modest inheritances"] It was pretty cheap back then.

 

[Jraven]

jeez I better go do something!

 

[G.Leave]

Laters folks ,,I got seeds to soak, pots to make etc etc etc

Woohoo party time!! Go get 'em!!

 

[Mike20132]

The majority are still white, but they're turning orange here and there. The older plant, with the cloudy trichs has less orange than this one does.

Looks like you probably have a way to go still. Few weeks maybe. Others will probably know better.

 

[trailanimal]

We did have to buy our land,from the person who homesteaded in the 50's. We partnered up with another couple [she and I had gotten "modest inheritances"] It was pretty cheap back then.

our first camp up here, way back in the Brooks Range was an old homestead, had to buy. When we moved to the Big Valley I thought for sure I'd never be able to sell such remote property. But fortune shined on me, again, meet a local air carrier pilot, he and his fam were looking for just such a place, never know were Life will lead!

 

[G.Leave]

jeez I better go do something!

Have a good day bud!!