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Transcribed and edited by Mikal Jakubal [fb-like] When California’s Compassionate Use Act—Proposition 215—passed in 1996, legalizing marijuana use for patients who had a doctor’s recommendation, people were finally able to grow weed in the open in their gardens. For a decade and a half before that, law-enforcement helicopters forced most growing under the cover of light forest [read more ...] (originally published as “Fragile Things” in Grow Magazine. Reprinted here courtesy of the author.) By Kym Kemp [fb-like] Temporarily, they halted our demolition of a building–two fledglings huddled in a nest of mud and grass. We hoped that the mother would return. But, when she hadn’t by the next day and the babies were peeping furiously, I was [read more ...] [fb-like] By Kym Kemp Originally published in Grow magazine. “Out in the mountains, it’s almost like you forget it’s illegal…We’re just these farmers with veggie gardens. But the reality is, we’re breakin’ the law.” As a second generation grower, James isn’t against marijuana but his twenty-second birthday changed his life forever. The big grin that normally fills his [read more ...] |
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