Hi mate......Yep you got that right, I luved my old hash.
I was pretty lucky in West OZ as I did seasonal work as did a lot of my friends, so come off season some of us would head to Indo and up into Thailand on surfing and recreation trips while some went to Goa and Nepal. It was the latter that always bought back a smorgasborg of fine hashes to sampleBut one year one came back with these fine Nepalese hand rubbed Temple balls, so fresh and ohh so tasty, you know the stuff that you feel all the way down into your lungs.
I tell you mate that was the best hash I have ever come across and there was a kilo of it
As you say the blond never really did it for me, but some of the blacks where awesome.
There was also some very interesting strains made in West Oz during those days, with us bringing back seeds from Sumatra and Thailand plus the odd bundle of sticksSome friends where bringing back seeds from Nepal and surrounding areas......wish I still had some of those crosses
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I was thinking of getting a goat boat and then i came to my sences and realised i aint that dang old lmao.
Was it just me though, but as much as we use to smoke in the car or the dunes before going out for a surf, once you hit that water certain elements of the high seem to dissapear, or maybe not matter or be noticed so much. Could have just been me though lol.
Lol.....No mate the girls are all mine. She is doing the vegie garden![]()
Damn Kanga.. That plant is a monster. Its nice to see everyone in your family likes to be involved in the greener side of living. We try our best to grow what we can here in the U.K but its limited as we don't have a south facing garden.
Its funny. My kids know where food etc comes from. Ask some of the other kids near our gaff and they say everything comes from the supermarket..
Its a crazy world we live in..
Looking forward to more updates of your monsters..
Stay Cool,
Doobz
Hiya mate there looking really nice are each of the the Asian lines expressing fat and thin leaf plants or is 1 Asian line a fat leaf and the other Asian line a thin leaf plant.
The Hawaiian Nam is looking really nice.
Cicadas are the sound of summer get them so lowed here that you cant watch tv with windows open.
Thinking about them Asian sats mate think if 1 lines expressing thin leaf and the other is a more fat leaf only then one must be a low land sat and the other what i call a high land Asian sat ether way both are looking nice and i expect them to explode soon.
Very nice Kanga. I always expect to click on this post to see great big budded plants but I suppose its not time yet so will have to be patient.
Those cicada's remind me of something we have back home in Durban.. The traditional Zulu's catch them and then roast them over a fire then eat them. They are not too bad in taste a bit similar to flying ants but quite crunchy when cooked..
Be Well,
Doobz