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Really any city in the state is going to fit your bill compared to the south. It is like living in a different world here. However I would reconsider wanted to live by a walmart. That just makes me cringe. If you watch sales its way cheaper to get stuff online and other places. I still go there a handful of times a year, however its 35 minutes away to one, and 40 minutes to another. Just make a trip out of it and do something else at the same time. Then again I really enjoy living far away from cities.
Occasionally you will find a small community of very religious Baptists though. This would not fit with cannabis, however I only know of one of these in all of central and midcoast maine.
Maybe 10 miles from a Supercenter would be fine with me (and a Lowe's or a Home Depot would be nice, too). I like big chains when it comes to retail merchandise, and I also like it that Supercenters are open 24 hours. (I just don't support big chain pharmacies where you can't get to know your pharmacist's on more a personal basis. With big pharmacies treating people like numbers, it's time for an overhaul on humanity.)
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You won't see the northern lights in southern Maine very often.
That's what I figured, so I'm really interested in finding the most modernized "big town/small city" in Aroostook County.
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Do the northern lights even hit northern maine that often? I know its more often than the southern part of the state, but i am assuming it can not be that often.
Really any city in the state is going to fit your bill compared to the south. It is like living in a different world here. However I would reconsider wanted to live by a walmart. That just makes me cringe. If you watch sales its way cheaper to get stuff online and other places. I still go there a handful of times a year, however its 35 minutes away to one, and 40 minutes to another. Just make a trip out of it and do something else at the same time. Then again I really enjoy living far away from cities.
Occasionally you will find a small community of very religious Baptists though. This would not fit with cannabis, however I only know of one of these in all of central and midcoast maine.
My birth-father was a Southern Baptist preacher so I know all about the evils of organized religion.
Hi, Mainers, I am currently living in the Deep South with little hope of cannabis becoming medicinal in this bass-ackwards region anytime soon. I have a medical condition requiring pharmaceuticals of which are harming me much more than they are helping, and so my last resort is medical cannabis. As such, I would like to know of the more 420-friendly municipalities in your, evidently, truly-fair state. I am looking to move to Maine before the hellish southern heat of next summer.~ Thank You
Hmm, yes, there is a California strain called "Northern Lights".
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Sounds like Louisiana haha...
Actually, the state of Louisiana has a medicinal exception for cannabis, but I think it's just the CBD component alone that that state currently allows, which is quite asinine since it's the ensemble of the whole plant is what's needed for the best healing ratio.
Even "Charlotte's Web", the strain that has virtually no THC (the psychoactive component of cannabis) and is mainly CBD uses the whole plant. They've just bred the THC out of that particular strain so that the other valuable components of the cannabis plant are still available to the kids who would have to live their lives with multiple, uncontrollable seizures on a daily basis were it not for the whole cannabis plant being available to them.
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