MR-GREEN666
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Oh yeh and I forgot to mention Exotic seeds sir jack & Russian automatic both germinated within 24 hours and are now in party cups waiting For The fun to begin
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MR-GREEN666
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Bb plemon
Week 2 12/12
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Week 2 12/12
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Strain hunters bigtooth
2.5 weeks 12/12
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MR-GREEN666
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We hit up a food festival down on coast yesterday a parade followed by stalls full of food from all diffrent destinations I snapped some pics to share 
ISK
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I see in the background in pic 2 "Hamburguesa con bebida 3.50 C" (Hamburger & drink) not sure what 3.50 C equals in dollars but it sounds cheap
MR-GREEN666
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Thanks man, we've come from the UK so I can't tell you the difference from the Us but compared to home the cost of living is much cheaper food and living is a lot cheaper. Certain things are a lot more expensive here but the cheaper living expenses make up for it. The laid back way of life here is awesome me and the family are really starting to settle in now. Nice to have you here!
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I can only compare our life in Southern California to our life in Southern Spain, so not really US vs Spain on a whole.... anyways, it's WAYYYYYYYY cheaper. Our rent is fucking ridiculous. We are paying 750 euros (~850 dollars) for a 4 bedroom amazing amazing house on a beautiful giant property, like 3 acres. No neighbors, near an amazing town. Pool and everything. I think the house is like 1,600 sq.ft. We rent a car for 300 euros all included. You should see what we buy at the grocery store for 20 euros. It's seriously unbelievable. Also, as Mr.Green said, the food is of much better quality. For one they don't use High Frutose Corn syrup at all.... I think it's banned in Europe. Fresh fruit and veg, for super cheap. QUality meats, local again.
And how about health insurance. We were paying $2,800 a month (we had good insurance) in the states. And when we had our baby we got a bill for like $16,000. Here, we have good insurance, with dental, for the whole family for 1,900 euros a YEAR! And we don't pay to see doctors at all, no copay. Pills are cheap as all get out. 600 mg ibuprofen at the pharmacy is like 2 euros for a pack of 60. My wife got a medicine for her head that in the states was 475 $ for the generic. Here she got the name brand, galaxo smith cline for 11 euros.... and that was double the dose of the ones in the US.
We are paying 150 euros a month for pre school for the little girl. That includes lunch each day.
Not sure what else there is. Shit is cheap.
Except for the things that are expensive.... they are fucking expensive. Electronics for example. Some other seemingly random things are also super expensive. It's a trip. For the most part things are much cheaper, and when they aren't they are way more expensive.
Gas is expensive. Electricity is expensive. Water for the house is expensive. So no one grows indoors, haha. And hardly anyone (compared to the US) drives. It's great for me as I drive a lot... no one on the roads. I love it.
I love love love living here. Absolutely crushed I have to move back later this year.
haha And at least in my city the shorts all of them wear in the summer are off the hook. I have to drive slow to make sure I don't crash or get whiplash, 
MR-GREEN666
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You are so much much better at explaining things than me lol it takes me about half hour to think what to say! LolI can only compare our life in Southern California to our life in Southern Spain, so not really US vs Spain on a whole.... anyways, it's WAYYYYYYYY cheaper. Our rent is fucking ridiculous. We are paying 750 euros (~850 dollars) for a 4 bedroom amazing amazing house on a beautiful giant property, like 3 acres. No neighbors, near an amazing town. Pool and everything. I think the house is like 1,600 sq.ft. We rent a car for 300 euros all included. You should see what we buy at the grocery store for 20 euros. It's seriously unbelievable. Also, as Mr.Green said, the food is of much better quality. For one they don't use High Frutose Corn syrup at all.... I think it's banned in Europe. Fresh fruit and veg, for super cheap. QUality meats, local again.
And how about health insurance. We were paying $2,800 a month (we had good insurance) in the states. And when we had our baby we got a bill for like $16,000. Here, we have good insurance, with dental, for the whole family for 1,900 euros a YEAR! And we don't pay to see doctors at all, no copay. Pills are cheap as all get out. 600 mg ibuprofen at the pharmacy is like 2 euros for a pack of 60. My wife got a medicine for her head that in the states was 475 $ for the generic. Here she got the name brand, galaxo smith cline for 11 euros.... and that was double the dose of the ones in the US.
We are paying 150 euros a month for pre school for the little girl. That includes lunch each day.
Not sure what else there is. Shit is cheap.
Except for the things that are expensive.... they are fucking expensive. Electronics for example. Some other seemingly random things are also super expensive. It's a trip. For the most part things are much cheaper, and when they aren't they are way more expensive.
Gas is expensive. Electricity is expensive. Water for the house is expensive. So no one grows indoors, haha. And hardly anyone (compared to the US) drives. It's great for me as I drive a lot... no one on the roads. I love it.
I love love love living here. Absolutely crushed I have to move back later this year.
That really sucks to hear you have to go back. On the positive side you've had an amazing experience here, hopefully soon we can come see your hometown!
MR-GREEN666
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Another trip to the garden centre today we decided to have ago at planting some veggies
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jigfresh
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We planted a veggie garden yesterday. Tons of stuff. 3 types of tomato, 2 types of green pepper, 2 types of eggplant, 2 types calabacines, 2 types of melon, onions, a squash, and a couple other things in forgetting. We got 5 of each. Should be eating a lot come end of summer.
Good luck with yours. Ours is all in the ground now.
Good luck with yours. Ours is all in the ground now.
MR-GREEN666
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Sounds awesome mate be sure to Post some
Pics once they all get going its my first attempt at anything that's not mj so it should be rather interesting after awhile we plan on getting one of those large planting beds they make from the railway sleepers
MR-GREEN666
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Glad you enjoyed it here man Hash is really big here in Spain most of the Spanish seem to prefer it over the flowers
MR-GREEN666
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Nope first ive heard about it mate but I wouldn't say no to bag full of Roman coins ha ha
tyke1973
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hash is big with me here in the uk i see no need to smoke plant matter,when i can smoke the real deal,the hash i got this time was best i have had in all my years smoking to be honest sticky black lovely smoke,i threw a bit of a wobbly though diving,after smoking it kept hearing the jaws music it true that by the way,so rich that sea,very lucky to live there.Love the people there,And there is not many country's where some one seen my tattoo of ganja leaf on my arm and gave me about a 8th for free,great place,
tyke1973
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you tube it shit load of em ,