So I’ve got the Custom 22 that I bought back in 2003 or somewhere around there.
It’s been played, dropped, bumped into, and played again.
Do these guitars increase in value?
It definitely has some cosmetic wear.
Notice the pickup selector has been swapped out for a switch.
I’ve seen this statement parroted over and over again and it only gets less and less true over time.
Yes, the jungle should be a journey/pilgrimage of people who engage with Aya work in other parts of the world.
But to say that everything besides the jungle is lackluster and ‘inauthentic’ is willfully ignorant, pretentious, elitist, unrealistic, and missing the point entirely.
Ayahuasca can and is being consumed outside the jungle and outside of South America, and it is changing people’s lives, and is connecting people to something that is an important piece of the puzzle of all of this.
Don’t let anyone ever tell you that your experiences aren’t legit or meaningful because the majority of them aren’t at a place that’s considered “legit” by these types of people.
So I have some decent skis that I'm thinking of of bringing in the move. For those that have, was it worth bringing them from the mainland for a snowy day on the mountain?
What sort of a vertical can you usually get and are there groups that go up there and shuttle to the top when that happens?
This post keeps on getting auto-removed for 'low effort', but I can't seem to find an answer to this anywhere.
This seems to be sold out everywhere. Looking for one that has multiple faders and knobs and assignable buttons.