Can you visit a Hash Farm???

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Bob2
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Can you visit a Hash Farm???

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Not sure if there is one, but i am looking to visit a hash farm or factory on a guided trip ? like the hieneken brewery does.
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Yes, there is. You go south of Delft, west of Maastricht, north of Utrecht, then east of Haarlem. Then take a train to Liege, and work your way down to the Battle of the Bulge memorial site. I realize you're in Belgium, but you have to fish where the fish are, and that's where the public hash farm is.

Just east of there, over a mountain, is a valley filled by a huge grove of hash trees. You just pick the appropriate hash from the tree bearing the strain you desire. They're labeled for public consumption. Just like picking berries.

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And next week i'm doing guided tours of Londons lost millions underground...where you can pick from £5 ,£10,£20 and £50 notes from a wonderous thing called a money tree...it's just like picking berries!
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SWEEEEEEEEEET do they have a website?
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Not a guided tour exactly, but plenty of people have done just such a trip - HERE's an account from '92, and there's some good viewing HERE.

Unless you're a very adventurous traveller, I'd stick to YouTube though Stu...
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morroco, nepal, india, lebanon, afghanistan, pakistan, kashmir, canada, holland..... all hash producing countries
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