May 3, 2017
Read true and never told stories related to the Cannabis Crew on the newly launched and updated GanjaOutpost.com website

Cherry Creek, CO - May 3, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
Ganja Outpost is proud to announce the launch of its newly updated web presence that highlights the true and untold stories of the 1970s Cannabis Crew. This team of Air Force Officers and surfers made history when they combined forces to establish the first, large-scale importation of cannabis from Colombia in the early part of the 1970s. This intriguing website highlights the untold history of the early cannabis trade and dispels some myths that have become part of the group’s legend.
“Our goal was to share a unique and untold history of Caribbean Cannabis Smuggling during the decade of the 1970s,” stated site representative Steve Steele. “In addition, we use the website to highlight the truth behind one of the founding members of the Cannabis Crew, Raymond Grady Stansel, whose story has been featured in a number of publications including Outside Magazine, The Tampa Bay Times, Brisbane Times and Time Magazine.”
There are several resources online today that highlight the history of Cannabis Smuggling in America, but many of these don’t feature the full story of these early marijuana entrepreneurs. In fact, many of these sites are actively spreading misinformation that the newly launched website from Ganja Outpost is trying to dispel. In addition to dispelling the myths and outright lies, the information at https://ganjaoutpost.com tells the less-known perspective of this revolutionary period in marijuana history.
Steele continued, “In addition to the facts that are known, we have also included the story of Skip Steele and the Cannabis Crew, which has never been told before. As well as providing information and resources, we also now feature a secure online store featuring marijuana apparel and artwork for sale. For regular updates, customers and visitors can Follow us on Facebook.”
Having a reliable source for all Cannabis Crew related information provides those interested in this period of time with a true resource for 1970's cannabis history. The newly launched website features an easier to use responsive design, as well as a convenient search feature. The store merchandise is updated regularly to help provide revenue for this new site and to keep the information relevant and reliable.
ABOUT GANJA OUTPOST
Ganja Outpost is the original Counter Culture brand. Their newly launched website tells the untold, true story of the 1970s cannabis smuggling trade and sells vintage cannabis artwork & clothing from the adventures of the Cannabis Crew and Skip Steele. Visitors are invited to take a tour of the site, follow the on-going stories and purchase the cannabis inspired apparel and artwork from a secure website.
Contact Info:
Name: Steve Steele
Organization: Ganja Outpost
Address: Cherry Creek, CO 80206
Phone: 720-310-8191
For more information, please visit https://www.ganjaoutpost.com
Source: MarketersMedia
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