by R. E. Pajolero (Author) I came to Hawaii with very little idea of what I would find, short of great surf, great weather and great beaches-I didn't even know there was more than one island! But Hawaii exceeded my expectations. Besides the sun and surf, I found a thriving sub-culture of hippie life, surviving at a time when employment was hard to find, especially for haole (non-Hawaiian) long-hairs, by growing and selling marijuana. Unbeknown to me, Hawaii was at the cutting edge of quality marijuana production. At a time when most of the Mainland marijuana came from Mexico in tightly pressed bricks of mostly stems and seeds, Hawaiian pot growers were producing top-quality unseeded ganja, a much more desirable product. As this Hawaiian pot became known on the Mainland, a sizable underground industry was born, supplying the insatiable demand for better pot. This book is a memoir of the way it was for us, the new crop of Hawaiian immigrants. Number of Pages: 310 Dimensions: 0.65 x 9 x 6 IN Publication Date: July 06, 2022