He was destined for a nine-to-five life, but on his 18th birthday he ran away to the foothills of the Himalayas in search of the best hashish ever made
So the locals said. But one look at this young man—his gangliness, and especially the whiteness of his skin—showed that he was not one of them. He was a Frenchman, brought up in Nice, and destined for a nine-to-five life before, on his 18th birthday, he ran away. His head was full of Marco Polo, Lawrence of Arabia and wild, tripping tales of survival in hard places. Now it was he who was wearing native clothes and living on society’s margins, in a shack at the mouth of a cave.
He might have been drinking wine. The comparison was new but, to a Frenchman, obvious. Like vines, cannabis plants reflected their; the tiniest variations in life-giving soil and life-shaping climate produced different terpenes, hence different strains. In America’s best cannabis country, the Emerald Triangle of northern California, the rolling hills produced dozens of strains.
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