kinda like amsterdam, BC apparently doesn't advertise its seed boutiques as seed boutiques. i sure do wish maybe someone could pm me with the names of some of these stores. websites? is it limited to vancouver or is the entire province of british columbia "pot friendly"? basically, can i purchase beans in other cities besides vancouver? nelson? wa
Vansterdam as we call it. Marc's store is still open, just no seeds! But a great store, on Hastings St. The Blunt Bros. is a cool place as well. [EDIT] Where to stay? The Cambie: Has 2 locations in Vancouver One in Gastown which is right in the Green zone and close to all the cafes..etc http://www.cambiehostels.com/gastown/index.htm Second on is on Seymour: Still in the downtown area, not as close to the green zone (10 min walk) but close to downtown clubs http://www.cambiehostels.com/seymour/index.htm Prices range depending on what you want. CNNbackpackers Never dealt with them, but have heard good things. http://www.cnnbackpackers.com/ Prices range from $16-40 $cdn HI-Vancouver Central,1025 Granville Street Right in the heart of downtown night life. A personal favorite. if your young and want too party all night this is where too stay. http://www.hihostels.ca/hostels/BC/BCRegion/VancouverCentral/Hostels/ Cost start from around $25-$60 CDN per night. Alot more hostels can be found here: http://www.travellerspoint.com/hostels-per-plaats.cfm?City=Vancouver&Country=Canada Where to get weed? Now no one can give you a phone number or a address, but pot is available everywhere near the cafes. Looking for good pot is a task you will have to do on your own. Picking good pot and nice sized buds can only be done by you. Like I said the street dealers in Fancouver do have great pot, feel free to say 'No thank you' if you don't want to buy it. Where to eat? Well vancouver is known for it's countless sushi dine-in's. There are pizza places everwhere. Eating in vancouver will be a very easy task. How to get around Vancouver? The public transportation in the lower mainlaid is great, Their are buses that can get you everywhere in vancouver and skytrains for the longer trek's into other cities. Each cost from $2-$3 dollars. Late night buses are also available. Taxis' are everywhere on the streets and are very easy to get. What else to do in Vancouver? Vancouver is a amazing city that has something to offer everybody. Whether its skiing/snowboarding on Grouse, Seymour, Cyprus or in Whistler in the winter or enjoying the beaches or a walk through Stanley Park in the summer, Vancouver has everything you could want, you just need to find it. (Edited by TheObserver at 2:31 pm on Oct. 7, 2005)
