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Not all tourist destinations are built the same. Check out this Forbes headline: A Company Is Giving Away Trips To Experience The Cannabis Harvest In California’s Humboldt County.
“Have you ever wondered what a cannabis crop in one of the most legendary grow regions of the world looks like?” asks Forbes contributor Javier Hasse. “It’s probably like nothing you’ve ever experienced: weed as far as your eyesight can go, the buds emanating their unique smells and contrasting against beautiful sunsets, the sound of plants swinging with the wind.”
In the article, it is shared how the locally-associated company Cannadips* is paying for 10 people to fly to Humboldt County in October, tour a bunch of cannabis farms, go to a show at Arcata Theatre Lounge featuring a surprise headliner, tour the redwoods, enjoy local rivers, explore local beaches, chillax at a cookout, and then fly home.
You can read the article here.
Episode description:
Forbes promotes local cannabis tourism, a farm stand owner remains defiant, lots of Hep C, a Blue Lake festival renames itself Wiyot-style, props for a new ocean dive team, a proposed fish farm’s impacts will be examined more closely, no COVID-related hospital visits for the vaccinated, wealthy part-time-local Rob Arkley doesn’t like some proposed affordable housing projects in Eureka, Ferndale export Guy Fieri’s Food Network deal gets more attention, award-winning booze, harassment from anti-vaxxers, Green Day’s tie to Humboldt County, kinetic love, crime updates, and more.
Humboldt Last Week is Humboldt County’s news podcast brought to you in collaboration with Belle Starr Clothing, Kristjana Graham Massage Therapy, North Coast Co-op, Bongo Boy Studio, Photography by Shi, The Ganjery (save 15% at The Ganjery by mentioning Humboldt Last Week), NCJ, RHBB, and KJNY.
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*Note: We regret that we misspelled the name of the company in an earlier version.
