The smell of hogs in the morning
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The SLO Cannabis Watch Group equates the smell of cannabis with a pig farm ("In need of change," Oct. 10). Admittedly, cannabis can be a bit "skunky," but to my nose, it is a much more pleasant odor than that produced by a bunch of hogs. I also wonder if hemp, grown for the fibers of the trunk and stem and not the psychoactive flowers, might be less smelly.
Brent Dannells
Atascadero
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