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Since I was 16 yrs old, I've wanted to run away & join a hippie commune in Humboldt county. Over the years, I've wondered if its changed, so you post this story...... Is it too late for me?
---- I can't imagine having the nerve to drive a truck down the road full of bud. THAT would make pic of the month in High Times! LMAO!!!! :) ~~~ PEACE! ~~~
The thing I like about there, is everything, people-I did not feel old, and people smiled. In fact the crowd made me feel young, like anything is possible.
Plus you don't see many people, not expected. But them rascal helicopters will make you look.
Got to say though, an old white bearded, camo dressed guy with a fishing pole or a gold pan doesn't attract much attention.:jointsmile:
Do you live far from Humboldt? Sounds like paradise to me. I can imagine living in a biosphere full of cannabis & edibles, surrounded by a hedge of more cannabis! Ah... if not a biosphere, atleast an old fashioned cabin with a greenhouse! :) ~~~ PEACE! ~~~
Twice as close as you.
Truck load, but treated very gently, only one layer. Attachment 296094
Some very pretty cheesy diesel. Attachment 296096 Attachment 296097
That's still not close considering I'm on the opposite end of the country. (Md. at the head of the Chesapeake bay). Always felt I belonged in northern Cali, or Oregon. Was only there once in an 18 wheeler with my truck driving husband (ex), I was 24 & have missed it every day of my life since. Should have moved there before I had to go on disability, now I'm stuck here. Thought it was the most beautiful place in the world. Driving through the vineyards took my breath away! :) :) :)
Yep about twice as close
Cat, think in a semi the mountains and red woods would take more than my breath