Got back from Amsterdam 3 weeks ago and can't help but feel I didn't get the most out of the trip. As we all know regret is a terrible emotion so I have done the right thing and booked to go back next week.
This will be a different trip this time, the first time i have gone to 'dam with a budget firmly in mind. I'm thinking that if i buy bigger deals, don't focus on the Primo quite as much and get over to WW Harlem to take advantage of their special offer, i can do it for less than £400 all in.
Happy for this to be posted on the other site, anyone around for a meet up?
Amsterdam on a budget: 19th to 23rd March
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You don't have to sacrifice high-end weed to work within a budget. Try going to some of these, and it will soften the blow when you splurge:
The Noon (for the 4G/E23 Blueberry);
Media (their weed is all organic, and last summer they had a variety at 3.8G/E23; the difference in taste from the chemed-up hydro is extraordinary);
Rastababy (some like it, some don't, but their sacks are all 2.8G/E12.50; I like the Silver Haze, but the Orange Bud and Northern Lights are good, too).
Softland (for the outstanding White Smurf, last summer it was 2G/E12, and I think it placed third in the Cannabis Cup once or twice, which isn't bad for a small shop).
Last summer, Old Church had Jack Herer at 2G/E12, which isn't bad for the strain. Probably not that price anymore.
If you pay train fare to Haarlem for no reason other than weed, you're cutting into your savings. But if you're going there anyway, try finding Regine C/S for the appropriately named Regine Special. You won't regret it. It was 5G/E25 last summer.
The Noon (for the 4G/E23 Blueberry);
Media (their weed is all organic, and last summer they had a variety at 3.8G/E23; the difference in taste from the chemed-up hydro is extraordinary);
Rastababy (some like it, some don't, but their sacks are all 2.8G/E12.50; I like the Silver Haze, but the Orange Bud and Northern Lights are good, too).
Softland (for the outstanding White Smurf, last summer it was 2G/E12, and I think it placed third in the Cannabis Cup once or twice, which isn't bad for a small shop).
Last summer, Old Church had Jack Herer at 2G/E12, which isn't bad for the strain. Probably not that price anymore.
If you pay train fare to Haarlem for no reason other than weed, you're cutting into your savings. But if you're going there anyway, try finding Regine C/S for the appropriately named Regine Special. You won't regret it. It was 5G/E25 last summer.
