Yo, just so you know, I recently made an order of 4 seed packs and 1 seed pack was inadvertently left out, but Logic (big ups!) kindly righted this by sending the missing pack plus a freebie pack. Hope this gives you some sort of reassurance when making your order.gotta question....does any1 order from this site in the States? if so is there a reliable source over another? just wanna get my package ya know and im very paranoid of sending money with nothing but empty hands to show.:coldfeet:
gotta question....does any1 order from this site in the States? if so is there a reliable source over another? just wanna get my package ya know and im very paranoid of sending money with nothing but empty hands to show.:coldfeet:
Yup, hunnert percent. Just be SURE to follow the instructions given in the email.@burn4me
I live in the states, and have made multiple orders to the farm, just follow the THCbayFAQ and you won't have any issues.
I had that same feeling the first time i mailed $300+ over seas, i always throw the cash in a security envelope, and then inside a magazine, and mail it as business papers or what not.
Hehheh, I did a LOT of beach dives out at Laguna. Crystal Cove especially. Got my Open Ocean II certification out there, via the North Orange Co. ROP program for diving (instructors). Also got my Red Cross certs out there, did the whole qualifying thing during February on the beach, including diver rescue from depth.The sun is out and is another beautiful day in the Southland. Think I'll get some coffee going and take the dogs for a walk on the beach. Laguna Beach lets dogs on the beach between Sept 15 and June 15th. Some of the nicest beaches anywhere. Property has gotten so expensive it forced out the hippy scene many years ago. But, back in the day Laguna was an epicenter of hash and Thai weed courtesy of the Brotherhood of Love. Aah, the good ole days. It's still very cool and the beaches haven't changed much. Twisting up some Chem 91 SK VA and sending out peace and love to the Farm Folk.
The sun is out and is another beautiful day in the Southland. Think I'll get some coffee going and take the dogs for a walk on the beach. Laguna Beach lets dogs on the beach between Sept 15 and June 15th. Some of the nicest beaches anywhere. Property has gotten so expensive it forced out the hippy scene many years ago. But, back in the day Laguna was an epicenter of hash and Thai weed courtesy of the Brotherhood of Love. Aah, the good ole days. It's still very cool and the beaches haven't changed much. Twisting up some Chem 91 SK VA and sending out peace and love to the Farm Folk.
Lord, how I DON'T miss the June gloom.
Sea, I have free dived up and down the coast between Laguna and Baja California. I have witnessed awesome sea life in some of the kelp beds and coves in Baja south of Santo Thomas and Scamonn's Lagoon. Pulled huge Dungeonous crabs out of the rocks and boiled them right on the beach. Never had a problem in Baja and we were far off the beaten path. I drove down as far as Mulege'. Camped on the beach for a month and caught fish to eat. There was an old airfield that people would fly into with a nice hotel. That was thirty rears ago, I wonder what's going on down there today?Hehheh, I did a LOT of beach dives out at Laguna. Crystal Cove especially. Got my Open Ocean II certification out there, via the North Orange Co. ROP program for diving (instructors). Also got my Red Cross certs out there, did the whole qualifying thing during February on the beach, including diver rescue from depth.
My last dive was in Guam. Or was it in Puerto Rico? Aw fuck, now I can't remember! Bali and Guam were the best, but California has its own brand of special, too. Just watch out for the sea lions and Garibaldis! I never used a wet suit on Guam ONCE. Just my bathing suit. We were on the Naval base, and the beach there is a no-fishing beach. I was astonished at what a world of difference fishing alone made in the flora and fauna.We have diving in common Seamaiden but I learned in the south Pacific, Truk, Palau, Saipan, Americian Samoa and Guam. Haven't been diving in over 12 years....way too long:-/
I wonder if the Bobster would know, he's recently been posting up pix from Costa Rica and other places Central American. I'm a floater, need weights.Sea, I have free dived up and down the coast between Laguna and Baja California. I have witnessed awesome sea life in some of the kelp beds and coves in Baja south of Santo Thomas and Scamonn's Lagoon. Pulled huge Dungeonous crabs out of the rocks and boiled them right on the beach. Never had a problem in Baja and we were far off the beaten path. I drove down as far as Mulege'. Camped on the beach for a month and caught fish to eat. There was an old airfield that people would fly into with a nice hotel. That was thirty rears ago, I wonder what's going on down there today?
I was snorkeling on The Big Island and had a 20 ft manta ray swim right past me so close I tried to grab his wing and go for a ride but couldn't quite catch him.My last dive was in Guam. Or was it in Puerto Rico? Aw fuck, now I can't remember! Bali and Guam were the best, but California has its own brand of special, too. Just watch out for the sea lions and Garibaldis! I never used a wet suit on Guam ONCE. Just my bathing suit. We were on the Naval base, and the beach there is a no-fishing beach. I was astonished at what a world of difference fishing alone made in the flora and fauna.
I wonder if the Bobster would know, he's recently been posting up pix from Costa Rica and other places Central American. I'm a floater, need weights.
You know where I still *really* wanna dive? The Red Sea. Actually... LOTS of places. But, I wanna travel, but that usually requires flying and I now hate flying cuzza the TSA bullshit, so.... and I get seasick. Even diving I get seasick. Transderm scopalamine, FTW!!!!!!!
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