Ooh, I could use a good couchlock! Returning to work after 3 wks of going "soft", has my back all jammed up.
I usually have 3-4 small jars of different herb for daily consumption within reach, but when we left, I hid what I had in my stash spot, as we had a non-smoker watering our plants and such while away. When I returned, I dug my arsenal out, this time including the bit of PP I had stashed, and that was what I smoked 1st on returning! Still very tasty, and after not getting high since Dahab, I blasted right away!
After Dahab, we ferried over to Jordan, where we floated in the Dead Sea, (lowest spot on earth!) hiked a few days thru wonderous Petra, and visited beautiful Wadi Rum, the incredible desert area, where we 4-wheeled insanely, before camping out w/ bedouins.
The Sheesha pipe is used primarily for flavored tobacco in both countries, and, sadly, that's all our bedouin hosts had to offer.
Petra is amazing! It would be real fun to do shrooms here, me thinks! Seeing things like this 4000 yr old iconic facade half eroded along w/ the natural erosion of the surrounding sandstone is beyond words. Wish I had alot longer to spend here.
Thinking of spring and the greenery to come.
I usually have 3-4 small jars of different herb for daily consumption within reach, but when we left, I hid what I had in my stash spot, as we had a non-smoker watering our plants and such while away. When I returned, I dug my arsenal out, this time including the bit of PP I had stashed, and that was what I smoked 1st on returning! Still very tasty, and after not getting high since Dahab, I blasted right away!
After Dahab, we ferried over to Jordan, where we floated in the Dead Sea, (lowest spot on earth!) hiked a few days thru wonderous Petra, and visited beautiful Wadi Rum, the incredible desert area, where we 4-wheeled insanely, before camping out w/ bedouins.
The Sheesha pipe is used primarily for flavored tobacco in both countries, and, sadly, that's all our bedouin hosts had to offer.
Petra is amazing! It would be real fun to do shrooms here, me thinks! Seeing things like this 4000 yr old iconic facade half eroded along w/ the natural erosion of the surrounding sandstone is beyond words. Wish I had alot longer to spend here.
Thinking of spring and the greenery to come.