Re: Geographic regions of the U.S. / Big Sur - Off Topic

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 11/10/2004 9:26:56 AM Pacific Standard Time,

erikj6@... writes:

When I told others what happened they said he was overly sensitive

about his pot farm and thought that police might be using hang

gliders to search for it.

So, I think you can camp down at Big Sur if you are in the

campgrounds and stay away from the pot farmers.

But whatever you do, don't fly over the " Goat Lady's " house!

You got it - they have pot farms there (and throughout Northern CA) and they

are very protective and crazed about this.

The campgrounds there are UNSAFE in the offseason - these locals live in the

restrooms. I could tell a story about one campground but it is not fit for

publication. We were the only normal people in the coastal campground, which

was like a Manson family compound. Lucky to have lived.

SB

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 11/10/2004 9:26:56 AM Pacific Standard Time,

erikj6@... writes:

When I told others what happened they said he was overly sensitive

about his pot farm and thought that police might be using hang

gliders to search for it.

So, I think you can camp down at Big Sur if you are in the

campgrounds and stay away from the pot farmers.

But whatever you do, don't fly over the " Goat Lady's " house!

You got it - they have pot farms there (and throughout Northern CA) and they

are very protective and crazed about this.

The campgrounds there are UNSAFE in the offseason - these locals live in the

restrooms. I could tell a story about one campground but it is not fit for

publication. We were the only normal people in the coastal campground, which

was like a Manson family compound. Lucky to have lived.

SB

[Guest guest]

Oh Jeez -- thanks, you guys. I won't even comment on the sociology of

the marina where I'm at, but let's just say it's out of the box.

My nieghbor on the boat next to me is an Argentine, who has a

Vietnamese model girfriend. He just finished writing a book.

I have been here for 72 hours, and seeem to be doing well, other than

some stuffiness and a little head fog at times. Nothing like a

fullblown toxicity -- no arthritis, headache, or gastro issues.

>

> In a message dated 11/10/2004 9:26:56 AM Pacific Standard Time,

> erikj6@e... writes:

>

> When I told others what happened they said he was overly sensitive

> about his pot farm and thought that police might be using hang

> gliders to search for it.

>

> So, I think you can camp down at Big Sur if you are in the

> campgrounds and stay away from the pot farmers.

> But whatever you do, don't fly over the " Goat Lady's " house!

>

>

> You got it - they have pot farms there (and throughout Northern CA)

and they

> are very protective and crazed about this.

>

> The campgrounds there are UNSAFE in the offseason - these locals

live in the

> restrooms. I could tell a story about one campground but it is not

fit for

> publication. We were the only normal people in the coastal

campground, which

> was like a Manson family compound. Lucky to have lived.

>

> SB

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Oh Jeez -- thanks, you guys. I won't even comment on the sociology of

the marina where I'm at, but let's just say it's out of the box.

My nieghbor on the boat next to me is an Argentine, who has a

Vietnamese model girfriend. He just finished writing a book.

I have been here for 72 hours, and seeem to be doing well, other than

some stuffiness and a little head fog at times. Nothing like a

fullblown toxicity -- no arthritis, headache, or gastro issues.

>

> In a message dated 11/10/2004 9:26:56 AM Pacific Standard Time,

> erikj6@e... writes:

>

> When I told others what happened they said he was overly sensitive

> about his pot farm and thought that police might be using hang

> gliders to search for it.

>

> So, I think you can camp down at Big Sur if you are in the

> campgrounds and stay away from the pot farmers.

> But whatever you do, don't fly over the " Goat Lady's " house!

>

>

> You got it - they have pot farms there (and throughout Northern CA)

and they

> are very protective and crazed about this.

>

> The campgrounds there are UNSAFE in the offseason - these locals

live in the

> restrooms. I could tell a story about one campground but it is not

fit for

> publication. We were the only normal people in the coastal

campground, which

> was like a Manson family compound. Lucky to have lived.

>

> SB

>

>

>