NOT Amsterdam, but India 1968. Part 2, say high to 1969

Twichaldinho · Post by **Twichaldinho** » Mon 17th May 2010 05:26 pm

I know you should be in Amsterdam, which sucks, but hey, this piece of work is very special indeed ( parts 1&2 ).

You have made a lowly stoners monday much brighter. Be proud.

cattales1960 · Post by **cattales1960** » Fri 21st May 2010 12:56 am

I just got back into town yesterday and IM trying to catch up. I just wanted you to know I am looking forward to reading part2.

cattales1960 · Post by **cattales1960** » Sun 23rd May 2010 03:10 pm

what a wonderful story dave and I do know alot of people just like you and love to hear their stories.

ftcarer · Post by **ftcarer** » Sun 23rd May 2010 04:05 pm

wicked read , big thumbs up

Nice Dreams · Post by **Nice Dreams** » Thu 27th May 2010 04:05 pm

What a great read mate, sounds like you really had a blast. Have you ever been back to india since the 60's?

davex4 · Post by **davex4** » Sat 19th Jun 2010 04:20 am

A late reply I know, but for us ageing hippies time sometimes stands still. Thanks for that stoned since 67, no, haven't read that novel , but just looked it up on the net - sounds great, and have just ordered a copy.

And nice dreams, yeah went back to Goa in 1999 as I had always promised myself to go back there, but to do it style now I have a few bob behind me. Stayed in a luxury hotel near Panjim on and all inclusive deal. The atmosphere of the place was the same, but found it a bit of a tourist trap and the beach I sang Ruby Tuesday on was full of hotels and stuff and those cute beach lodges we stayed in were all gone. Its always hard to go back, but the charas was plentiful ! - and whilst there I met a young engaged couple from Bracknell. We became good friends and the following year I was their best man at their wedding . On the grooms stag night back in the U.K. we got so stoned and laughed so much that I split a rib and ended up in casualty! Was all I could do the following weekend to get my caks on, let alone give a speech, but I seem to recall I managed it OK.

Peace, love and happiness to you all and may the Daily Mail readers finally find out that a fat one beats alcohol hands down and even makes the M25 tolerable. In my life time? - maybe, but I think not (therefore I am)
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spidergawd · Post by **spidergawd** » Sat 19th Jun 2010 10:21 am

Nice one Dave

Peace, love and happiness to you all and may the Daily Mail readers finally find out that a fat one beats alcohol hands down and even makes the M25 tolerable. In my life time? - maybe, but I think not (therefore I am)

For Mail readers we will wait a while, but I know a bunch of telegiraph readers that do the cryptic crossy daily with a fat one. With unpredictable and sometimes hilarious results it has to be said though.

But it keeps our few grey cells sparking, just.

davex4 · Post by **davex4** » Sat 19th Jun 2010 03:29 pm

Can never get my head around those cryptic puzzles Sidergawd. Will now give it a bash the next time I am stoned. I should add that a few years ago I met the man who invented crosswords. Can't quite remember his name though, but I think it was P something T something R.

Make sure you book up for 420 in 2011 - we can show the youngsters how a fat one should be made 60's style!
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spidergawd · Post by **spidergawd** » Wed 23rd Jun 2010 10:13 am

Well mate I did 420 this year and I have to admit it was probably more than I should have attempted at my age (63)

. So I shall stick to my bike rides with my pal and gentle summer trips with my Lady. But I do hope our paths cross at some time in the 'Dam and I will enjoy attempting to explain the mysteries of the Telegraph cryptic, and swapping a few yarns with ya

A linky to a bike trip.
https://www.coffeeshopdirect.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=9475

recrec · Post by **recrec** » Tue 15th Feb 2011 12:51 am

Thanks for the great story share! Life was much freeier back then compared with today and all its regulations! Amsterdam and the Net are probably one of the few exceptions...

verticalSquare · Post by **verticalSquare** » Mon 31st Oct 2011 11:57 am

Really enjoyed this, thanks for posting

cattales1960 · Post by **cattales1960** » Mon 31st Oct 2011 03:13 pm

wonder what happened to dave4x.

davex4 · Post by **davex4** » Fri 4th Nov 2011 03:55 pm

cattales1960 wrote:wonder what happened to dave4x.

Rumour has it Cat that he was last seen hitching across the USA looking for Woodstock. He was wearing a flower in his hair and singing Beatles songs.

cattales1960 · Post by **cattales1960** » Fri 4th Nov 2011 04:49 pm

davex4 wrote:
cattales1960 wrote:wonder what happened to dave4x.

Rumour has it Cat that he was last seen hitching across the USA looking for Woodstock. He was wearing a flower in his hair and singing Beatles songs.

LOL there you are. Was sort of missing your crazy antics. lol.

spidergawd · Post by **spidergawd** » Fri 4th Nov 2011 10:09 pm

cattales1960 wrote:
davex4 wrote:
cattales1960 wrote:wonder what happened to dave4x.

Rumour has it Cat that he was last seen hitching across the USA looking for Woodstock. He was wearing a flower in his hair and singing Beatles songs.
LOL there you are. Was sort of missing your crazy antics. lol.

Me too

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