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dtutko1
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Save the bales!
Dorado Don
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mcfez
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| Quote: | Originally posted by El Jefe
Sea Weed! |
Old people are like the old cars, made of some tough stuff. May show a little rust, but good as gold on the inside.
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mulegemichael
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over the decades, have found so, so many bales of pot on the beach at the east cape...this is NOT a new deal!....on a christmas eve maybe 30 years
ago, we found two bales up on the beach at hotel punta colorada and buried 4 or 5 bricks, marking them with sticks stuck in the sand....the next
morning the military was combing the beach everywhere....those bricks are still buried...at least most of them...too bad gps wasn't a thing at that
time...my, oh my, have i traversed those sand dunes over the past few decades.
dyslexia is never having to say you\'re yrros.
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mulegemichael
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no.....seawater totally screws up processed pot....if the seawater hits it, it's done...that fast...it cannot be recovered....but the bales that they
are processing are almost watertight now with all the plastic wrap and crap...usually around half of the bales one would find on the beach are
destroyed as a result of saltwater intrusion.
dyslexia is never having to say you\'re yrros.
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paranewbi
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The name is actually 'Drift weed'...my kids found a kilo on the beach by shipwrecks in '95. It tends to turn dark if not black and tastes sorta bad
after floating for a while. It is the main market sales stock in places like Belize and the Carib side of Guatemala. If you spend any time in places
like Placencia or one of the cays this is what the rasta/garfuna guys on the beach have for sale. Driftweed mahn.
Oh, and I didn't know the kids had found the stuff in '95 until 3 months after we got back to the states. They packed it in their dirty laundry bag
and tossed it up to me with all the other camp equipment to pack on top of the '71 vw bus in a plastic tarp.
They dogged my van at the tecate border and the dog never flinched and neither did I...ignorance is bliss. Just about killed my kids though when I
found out.
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Spearo
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Mota del la mar. In my experience you need two gaffs. And some amigos. And then some fish tacos.
Were it not for the abdomen, man would easily reckon himself a god.
Friedrich Nietzsche
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desertcpl
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| Quote: | Originally posted by paranewbi
The name is actually 'Drift weed'...my kids found a kilo on the beach by shipwrecks in '95. It tends to turn dark if not black and tastes sorta bad
after floating for a while. It is the main market sales stock in places like Belize and the Carib side of Guatemala. If you spend any time in places
like Placencia or one of the cays this is what the rasta/garfuna guys on the beach have for sale. Driftweed mahn.
Oh, and I didn't know the kids had found the stuff in '95 until 3 months after we got back to the states. They packed it in their dirty laundry bag
and tossed it up to me with all the other camp equipment to pack on top of the '71 vw bus in a plastic tarp.
They dogged my van at the tecate border and the dog never flinched and neither did I...ignorance is bliss. Just about killed my kids though when I
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funny
had about the same thing happened to me coming from Gonzaga Bay, my son, RIP
about 20 yrs ago
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slimshady
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Forget the batch of weed, I want the stacks of cash.
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karenintx
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Square Groupers...migrating from the caribbean.
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