That one Alaskan show with Otz the backwoods living cattle etc. That mountain range in land is also beautiful. There's a guy on this forum I don't remember his name but he would show pictures of him super high on mountains smoking a bowl n shit. I would love to go out to the top of the mountain smoke a bowl or two relax and just stare off into the sky one day it will come true especially not having to worry about finding marijuana in Alaska
Come see me and you won't have to look. I'll be near Healy. Around the 120 Mile Marker on the OPH.
If I can ever get that way I will def take you up on that offer. Much love to.you man that would be mark off a few bucket list items
Thats how they do it but hey it ain't gon stay moist forever by the time that trial come around shit should be nice and dry
Dood- stfu, it's growing fast enough as it is!
They have those gates at the north exit to Ft Collins, and for good reason. Mother Nature likes to have a lil fun blowing semis off the freeway now and again...
Hey, wasn't that Loveland Pass ski area he shot thru, all crossed up at sixty? Snowspeeding is FUN, especially when the car is so capable.
My partner was busted last year. 65lbs 1900 plants he got 5 years total. Has to serve 85% of time and he was in for almost a year before sentencing so he has lil less then 3 years now I think I would have to look back to be accurate
Here's the thing- the Colorado in your memories is the Colorado as it was then. The last twenty years have seen the climate on the front range plains change enough that it's now more like northern New Mexico was back then.
We called that section of the Front Range "The Banana Belt" anyway in winter.
As a kid I remember Pikes Peak always covered snow, I was surprised it was so dry last year when I visited. It didn't look right.
It's still living up to that nickname in every way, only even more so now than you may remember. The scary thing is that the climate has changed so noticeably in just my adult lifetime.
I love it. When I was younger me and my dad would race outside after the first snow to play.
Dude, we have huge swaths of permafrost in Alaska thawing and belching methane from it being trapped in it since the last Ice Age at the least. Woolly mammoth tusks everywhere. Villages on the Bering Sea being relocated because they were sliding into the sea. Climate change is very real. My daughter lives in Portland. Record rainfall there and that is saying something for the Pacific NW. Especially since it's been in drought!
About the only thing different in CO is the indigenous soils and the humidity. I know a grower who cures in a few days and the stuff flies out the door.
Wow, that's really something... I want me a Woolly tusk, now!
