Walks Of A Stoner

[ShroomKing]

In LA there already talking about the Blizzard Bee AND it's a new dance move at the clubs on Sunset Blvd.

 

[Vint604growr]

He is a noble bee. As Shakespeare once said to bee or not to bee

 

[ShroomKing]

Blizzard Bee Extracts

With like this ace pilot Bee dodging giant honey rosin drops that coat the landscape in terpy goo.

 

[Vint604growr]

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In LA there already talking about the Blizzard Bee AND it's a new dance move at the clubs on Sunset Blvd.

Quite beelieve it seemingly he made studio 54 the hive of all entertainment in New York

 

[Welshwizzard]

Yesterdays weather compared with today!
Global warming!

 

[Welshwizzard]

So, that was this morning, I went for a drive up the moors expecting a bit of fun...but no, snow then sun, changing constantly

 

[LocalGrowGuy]

Yeah but my bee was the Edmund Hilary of bees ...... Hands up for bee's he ha

Ten bonus points for creativity, ten more points if you don't have to wiki EH.

 

[Welshwizzard]

Ten bonus points for creativity, ten more points if you don't have to wiki EH.

He's a pillar of our history so anyone from over here SHOULD know...

 

[Welshwizzard]

British weather. Ever supporting the cliché
Hail, snow, sun, clouds and blue sky at the same time

 

[fishwhistle]

He's a pillar of our history so anyone from over here SHOULD know...

Speaking of EdmundHilary i just finished reading this awesome book about Everest,definitely worth the read!

 

[LocalGrowGuy]

Speaking of EdmundHilary i just finished reading this awesome book about Everest,definitely worth the read!

Mount Everest is an interesting place. From the stories of the sherpas, those who made it, those who didn't, it is so interesting to me to hear why people want to get there.

Did you see Everest about 1996?

It is unfortunate that the current and future of the mountain consists of higher traffic and more trash. I am amazed at the fact that they don't remove people who died, and that it is a regular occurrence to encounter bodies. That's some fucked up shit.

The Gruesome Truth About The Climbers Who Die on Mount Everest
The world's highest mountain is also the world's highest open grave
https://mpora.com/mountaineering-ex...h-about-the-climbers-who-die-on-mount-everest

Don't click that link if you have issues with seeing bodies.

 

[LocalGrowGuy]

Speaking of EdmundHilary i just finished reading this awesome book about Everest,definitely worth the read!

Read this:

 

[Underthesun]

In a few months, ready for some of this.

 

[Welshwizzard]

In a few months, ready for some of this.
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That looks like my kind of playground

 

[Welshwizzard]

Weather finally cleared a little today. Popped up to a castle not to far away for a quick doob

 

[Welshwizzard]

Today I woke up to hail, sleet and snow, It wasn't nice at all, had some burnt pain au chocolat I made for a wake and bake then it cleared up! Went for a walk in a little village, some beautiful bluebells out now, garlic and bluebells, perfect for a walk with friends and doobs

 

[chickenman]

He's a pillar of our history so anyone from over here SHOULD know...

was a kiwi ya know..

 

[LocalGrowGuy]

He's a pillar of our history so anyone from over here SHOULD know...

Did you hear about this?

The bodies of Alex Lowe, considered the top mountain climber in the world during the 1990s, and his cameraman have been found in thawing glacier in Tibet 16 years after they were buried in an avalanche, Lowe's family and charitable foundation said.

Lowe, 40, and cameraman David Bridges, 29, were part of an expedition that set out to film a documentary series for NBC Sports when they were buried under cascades of snow on the 26,335-foot-tall Shishapangma mountain — the 14th-highest in the world — on Oct. 5, 1999.
http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news...ite-climber-alex-lowe-cameraman-found-n565646

 

[Welshwizzard]

So, spring is definetly here in Wales, I have been making the most of my free time and the unseasonably warm warm weather! I know its May, but we almost never have nice weather in the 20's day in day out, here's a few from my wanderings of the hills.

The Bluebells are out in force too.

 

[fishwhistle]

Did you hear about this?

The bodies of Alex Lowe, considered the top mountain climber in the world during the 1990s, and his cameraman have been found in thawing glacier in Tibet 16 years after they were buried in an avalanche, Lowe's family and charitable foundation said.

Lowe, 40, and cameraman David Bridges, 29, were part of an expedition that set out to film a documentary series for NBC Sports when they were buried under cascades of snow on the 26,335-foot-tall Shishapangma mountain — the 14th-highest in the world — on Oct. 5, 1999.
http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news...ite-climber-alex-lowe-cameraman-found-n565646

Most of the bodies they dont even identify,they just kick them over the side so they dont block the routes up.Alot of them are found frozen to the climbing ropes so they have to clear them to pass.The area thats most littered with bodies is called rainbow valley,named for all the different brightly colored outerwear the bodies still have on.
I have a good buddy that summited everest on his first attempt a few years back,he said bodies are all over and they just leave them.He has a picture walking right by the one they call greenboots and asked the sherpa guide about him and the guide just told him,never sit down,never rest,never stop moving.
My buddy was really lucky to summit his first time,some people with him had tried many times unsuccessfully.The year before he went i hiked Mt Whitney with him using the mountaineer route and it damn near killed me,Whitney is tallest in lower 48 at 14,505' and Mt Everest is 29,209,i cant even imagine that,lol.
Greenboots

George Mallory's body from 1924(preserved pretty well)only found in 1999