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Fresh Air of Nepal

Mad Scientist

Mad Scientist

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Wonderful pics ArteSam! I'd love to go there myself sometime and bring back some Nepalese sativa beans. The Himalaya and it's valleys have always had my interest. I have several beautiful books and pictures about the region and it's people, as soon as I can afford it I'll be on my way. Thanx again for sharing those pictures... :bandit:
 
ArteSam

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Mad Scientist said:
Wonderful pics ArteSam! I'd love to go there myself sometime and bring back some Nepalese sativa beans. The Himalaya and it's valleys have always had my interest. I have several beautiful books and pictures about the region and it's people, as soon as I can afford it I'll be on my way. Thanx again for sharing those pictures... :bandit:
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I brought few beans but I mixed them so I have no idea where does they exactly come from. I selected them after taste the ganja. As you know in India most of the ganja got beans. So I used to save the seeds and if the ganja was good I toke the best beans (hardness, colour...) else I threw them away.
Now I cannot grow them so I've to wait or look for a "new family" and give them. The problem is that I don't know the average on hermaphrodites, males or females. At this moment I've only got 6 beans. I could be lucky indeed if I got a good pure male or female.


Farewell !! :badday:
 
Fantomas

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Haha they have Rasta & NL painted in one! Interesting. Ohh wait im stoned , if just looks like N L, with L being the window!

I been there myself, not exactly where you went tho.....


What i came to discovere there are vast ammount of qualities in Nepal and India. Quality of hash i mean. WHat was the quality like on your trip?

Mine varied greatly from place to place and from dealer to dealer.

Ive seen some of the worst hash and i ve seen some of the best.

The better ones were quite light colored, lots of trichomes
 
Rosy Cheeks

Rosy Cheeks

dancin' cheek to cheek
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Fantomas you shouldn't be smoking that stuff on Friday evenings, you know it makes your skin go blue...
 
SpacedCWBY

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Wow, that's the kind of place that I want to go before I die. That's too freakin cool. Right out of the pages of National Geographic.
 
ArteSam

ArteSam

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Hello friends, I'm here again. New Year, new pics. Please, Sit & Enjoy :lurk:

Bharatpur National Park early in the morning




Really big shell




I like this pic





What's going on?





Monkey giving peanut to another monkey :chin:





More stuff from different places

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Peace :wave:
 
Yarkand

Yarkand

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BOOM SHANKAR my friend.

What beautiful pics, i only got to make it to Dehli for a few days thats all. For sure in the near future an India travel is top on my list.

Very nice and interesting post.

Shukria :wave:
 
moe

moe

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WHAOU fantastic pic
i will be happy to have the first one in high resolution, great for a wallpaper
 
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spliffdiddy

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If only it was like that everywhere, with plants growing all around and killer black hash in abundance. What a wonderful world it would be. :rasta:
 
krepis

krepis

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Beautiful photoghraps,it must have been amazing journey.

Could you tell more about your experiences with Bhang Lassi. What is the high like, anything like charas? etc.
 
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The Uncola

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I spent 3 months in Nepal a life time ago- 1990. No such thing as Maoist soldiers. We did the Annapurna Trek in about 3 weeks- going over the Thorung La pass around mid October. Village of Muktinath was an amazing sight. Then we went down the Kali Gandaki river down to Tatopani and eventually to the Annapurna sanctuary. That is a most amazing view of the Fishtail Mtn. I went back to Kathmandu and went east up to the Everest B.C. area. I made it up to 18,450 feet in November!
 
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