Posted: Thu 21st Jan 2010 09:44 pm
Thank you very much for u pictures and reviews..It really helps with my upcoming trip.
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Twichaldinho's January 2010 Trip.
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Posted: Fri 22nd Jan 2010 12:04 am
gr8 report as ever, wish i was there now tho, but cheers for a cracking read
Posted: Fri 22nd Jan 2010 07:18 pm
Nice one twitch,Sounded like you had a great time during the meets there! its great to put a face to a name,Dag doc.
Posted: Sat 23rd Jan 2010 11:34 am
And i met also Pauli walnust and Gardener
it was fun Pauli i know for a longer time i met him allready 3 times in the dam
and gardener i met him with pauli at homegrown fantasy
it was fun Pauli i know for a longer time i met him allready 3 times in the dam
and gardener i met him with pauli at homegrown fantasy
Posted: Mon 25th Jan 2010 11:57 am
twitch a great report and the pictures always put a smile on my face maybe see you 420
Posted: Mon 25th Jan 2010 03:17 pm
Thursday, January 14th
Leaving days sucks Donkey balls!
I was checked out, and storing my bags in the Luggage store room at the Koopermoolen by 10AM. By 10 :15, I was in Hunters with a cup of tea and a gram of Amnesia Haze ( € 13 a gram )
A sublime sample, costly at € 13, but sugary sweet, and smooth smoked pure. That’s everything I’ve bought here passed my standards. I think Hunters and Hill Street Blues may be the only reason I have to return to Worm Street.
After taking a quick trip to the Post office, and a quicker trip to the Station to get my train ticket to the Airport ( be prepared ) I found myself En route to HGF for a little more Cheese. 2 grams to be precise. And a hot chocolate.
These are the next pics in order on my Camera, but I don’t think it is the Cheese, oh well, here they are anyway.
They were playing Gangstarr in here, and I was loving it. But I had to keep moving. After all, I had promised James I would be back in Basjoe before flying home.
The standard Fist Pump is exchanged, before ordering a brew, and 2 grams of AK 47.
I must have rolled 3 or 4 spliffs before I paused to enjoy the view.
Join me.
A few brews later, and it was approaching 1:30 PM. I had to be at the Airport for 3. So bidding my farewells ( and returning my empty cup!!
) I left the Bas, for the last time this trip, and looking back into the sun, shot this Picture.
Final Stop was GreenPlace.
Where I bought a gram of Carmello for € 8 ( or 9 ) and a coke. Into the smoking room to roll my final doobie. And what a doobie it was! The leftover cheese, AK 47 and as much of the Carmello as I could squeeze in.
The little piece of hash leftover, and maybe a quarter of a gram of Cheese, were offered, and gratefully received, by two Swede’s I had been talking too, while I rolled up the Departing Spliff.
They had just arrived, and I was about to go. It felt fitting.
After a brief stop at the Koopermoolen, to get my luggage, It was off for the train.
Not before one final picture was snapped.
I was on the train with time to spare.
Very soon, I found myself assuring the group of Irish fellas who had taken up residence around me, that this train was going to Schiphol!
“ Are yeh certain this train is for the Airport mate? “
“ Aye, 100% buddy “
“Are ye sure though”
“ Well, if it doesn’t go to Schiphol, I’ll pay for your hotel wherever we do end up.
Cause I’m going to the Airport too! “
“ So yer sure then mate? “
“ Aye “
* Dude turns to his friend, and mumbles under his breath *
“ Aye, I think this is the right train “
That exchange, kept me chuckling right up untill the Cnuts in Edinburgh Airport decided I was worth harassing.
Everything but the Rubber glove!
Still, by the time I got home, my stone was AWOL, so I flicked through the Magazine I had in my bag, untill the slice of paper thin Basjoe Royal hash fell from its Hidden location, packed my pipe, and Took up residence in the Basjoe in my mind.
The End.
Leaving days sucks Donkey balls!
I was checked out, and storing my bags in the Luggage store room at the Koopermoolen by 10AM. By 10 :15, I was in Hunters with a cup of tea and a gram of Amnesia Haze ( € 13 a gram )
A sublime sample, costly at € 13, but sugary sweet, and smooth smoked pure. That’s everything I’ve bought here passed my standards. I think Hunters and Hill Street Blues may be the only reason I have to return to Worm Street.
After taking a quick trip to the Post office, and a quicker trip to the Station to get my train ticket to the Airport ( be prepared
) I found myself En route to HGF for a little more Cheese. 2 grams to be precise. And a hot chocolate.These are the next pics in order on my Camera, but I don’t think it is the Cheese, oh well, here they are anyway.
They were playing Gangstarr in here, and I was loving it. But I had to keep moving. After all, I had promised James I would be back in Basjoe before flying home.
The standard Fist Pump is exchanged, before ordering a brew, and 2 grams of AK 47.
I must have rolled 3 or 4 spliffs before I paused to enjoy the view.
Join me.
A few brews later, and it was approaching 1:30 PM. I had to be at the Airport for 3. So bidding my farewells ( and returning my empty cup!!
) I left the Bas, for the last time this trip, and looking back into the sun, shot this Picture.Final Stop was GreenPlace.
Where I bought a gram of Carmello for € 8 ( or 9 ) and a coke. Into the smoking room to roll my final doobie. And what a doobie it was! The leftover cheese, AK 47 and as much of the Carmello as I could squeeze in.
The little piece of hash leftover, and maybe a quarter of a gram of Cheese, were offered, and gratefully received, by two Swede’s I had been talking too, while I rolled up the Departing Spliff.
They had just arrived, and I was about to go. It felt fitting.
After a brief stop at the Koopermoolen, to get my luggage, It was off for the train.
Not before one final picture was snapped.
I was on the train with time to spare.
Very soon, I found myself assuring the group of Irish fellas who had taken up residence around me, that this train was going to Schiphol!
“ Are yeh certain this train is for the Airport mate? “
“ Aye, 100% buddy “
“Are ye sure though”
“ Well, if it doesn’t go to Schiphol, I’ll pay for your hotel wherever we do end up.
Cause I’m going to the Airport too! “
“ So yer sure then mate? “
“ Aye “
* Dude turns to his friend, and mumbles under his breath *
“ Aye, I think this is the right train “
That exchange, kept me chuckling right up untill the Cnuts in Edinburgh Airport decided I was worth harassing.
Everything but the Rubber glove!
Still, by the time I got home, my stone was AWOL, so I flicked through the Magazine I had in my bag, untill the slice of paper thin Basjoe Royal hash fell from its Hidden location, packed my pipe, and Took up residence in the Basjoe in my mind.
The End.
Posted: Mon 25th Jan 2010 03:25 pm
Got to love a well written report these reports just have you wishing you were there especially all the great pics loved it mate looking forward to 420 and you can enthrall me on a Pijp tour
Peace out
these reports just have you wishing you were there especially all the great pics loved it mate looking forward to 420 and you can enthrall me on a Pijp tour Peace out
Posted: Mon 25th Jan 2010 03:28 pm
You better believe it mate!cisco wrote:Got to love a well written report
Peace out
Start at Pacific, then Kabouter, De Graal, Media, Katsu, Papillion, Carmona, Yoyo and any others we see en route.
Just waiting on the Passport renewal shiote!
Posted: Mon 25th Jan 2010 03:46 pm
Nothing worse than the passport renewal how much is it now £70-80 ? i dont need mine renewed for another 5yrs or so and by that time !? Incidently my passport was renewed for a trip to the Amsterdamage
Posted: Mon 25th Jan 2010 04:24 pm
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Nothing worse than the passport renewal how much is it now £70-80 ? i dont need mine renewed for another 5yrs or so and by that time !? Incidently my passport was renewed for a trip to the Amsterdamage
I've got something worse losing your passport in Amsterdam no hang on that was class got a full extra day in dam.
But the £200 flight and £100 for a new passport bashed me tho.
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Nothing worse than the passport renewal how much is it now £70-80 ? i dont need mine renewed for another 5yrs or so and by that time !? Incidently my passport was renewed for a trip to the Amsterdamage
I've got something worse losing your passport in Amsterdam no hang on that was class got a full extra day in dam.
But the £200 flight and £100 for a new passport bashed me tho.
Posted: Mon 25th Jan 2010 04:33 pm
Great report,Sounds like the Irish lads were on the first trip,I was like that myself on my first trip. to the place i now call heaven.
Posted: Mon 25th Jan 2010 04:38 pm
I think they were too. Thats what was so funny.Purple Hayes wrote:Great report,Sounds like the Irish lads were on the first trip,I was like that myself on my first trip. to the place i now call heaven.
I was trying as hard as I could to assure them they were on the right train ( I've made the journy soooo many times, never got the wrong train yet
) but thier nebie-ness wouldn't let them believe me .Posted: Mon 25th Jan 2010 04:45 pm
Great ending to an excellent report, and the reason why i booked my next trip as soon as i had read the first few days.
Posted: Mon 25th Jan 2010 04:48 pm
I always pull the "Ah shit, i swear this train aint going to the airport, i dont remember none of the screnery outside" tricks on my mates when going back to the airport!!!lol, its amazing how many of them fall for it!!! And being stoned, people start panicing, and it aint just newbies that fall for it!!Purple Hayes wrote:Great report,Sounds like the Irish lads were on the first trip,I was like that myself on my first trip. to the place i now call heaven.
Great read Twitch
Posted: Mon 25th Jan 2010 04:56 pm
Cheers, and a compliment of the High-est order.Kermit wrote:Great ending to an excellent report, and the reason why i booked my next trip as soon as i had read the first few days.
liquidSwords wrote:I always pull the "Ah shit, i swear this train aint going to the airport, i dont remember none of the screnery outside" tricks on my mates when going back to the airport!!!lol, its amazing how many of them fall for it!!! And being stoned, people start panicing, and it aint just newbies that fall for it!!Purple Hayes wrote:Great report,Sounds like the Irish lads were on the first trip,I was like that myself on my first trip. to the place i now call heaven.
Great read Twitch
Very cruel Mr Swords
Cheers, at least one of the days in this report is you're fault, take a bow