These 15 Smoke Spot Photos Defy Stoner Stereotypes
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The marijuana legalization movement has made impressive gains in the last decade. Not only have 23 states and the District of Columbia passed legalization measures for medical and recreational cannabis, but public opinion on the issue is also shifting dramatically, challenging stoner stereotypes and debunking myths about marijuana users along the way.
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Reddit has done much to contest anti-marijuana campaigns depicting marijuana users as lazy, apathetic, couch-locked loners. Common posts on the subreddit r/trees feature "smoke spots," where users from around the world showcase snapshots from the scenic places where they've lit up (or vaped). These posts defy stoner stereotypes as reflections of the community's commitment to, and appreciation of, nature, adventure, and physical activity.
These 15 smoke spot beautifully defy stoner stereotypes.
1. North Table Mountain Ecological Reserve, California
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2. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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3. Quebec, Canada
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4. Pikes Peak, Colorado
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5. Mount St. Helens, Washington
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6. Haleakala National Park, Hawaii
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7. Tom's Thumb Trailhead, Arizona
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8. Yosemite National Park, California
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9. Loch Katrine, Scotland
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10. Canyonlands National Park, Utah
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11. Colca Canyon, Peru
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12. Ecola State Park, Oregon
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13. Patagonia, Argentina
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14. Freycinet National Park, Australia
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15. Himalayas, Nepal
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