
Jerry Beisler during his days on the hippie trail. Photo courtesy of Jesse Beisler.
Jerry and Rebecca's "House of Love" in Goa. Photo courtesy of Jerry Beisler / Regent Press.
Jerry and Montreal Michael on a boating trip with Eight Finger Eddie, one of the first hippies who stumbled upon Goa in the 60s. Photo courtesy of Jerry Beisler / Regent Press.
Jerry and Rebecca at the Taj Mahal during the India-Pakistan war in 1971. Photo courtesy of Jerry Beisler / Regent Press.
Sadhus doing chillum hits with hash at the Shiv Ratri festival in Nepal in the 70s. Photo courtesy of Jerry Beisler / Regent Press.
Inn Eden, a legal hash shop in Kathmandu, Nepal where hippies went to score. Photo courtesy of Jerry Beisler / Regent Press.
Jerry and Rebecca's dog Kachook. Photo courtesy of Jerry Beisler / Regent Press.
Baba Cou was the patron saint of hash in Afghanistan, with revellers often chanting his name before taking a hit. Photo courtesy of Jerry Beisler. / Regent Press
A strain of cannabis grown at Jerry's ranch in California. Photo courtesy of Jerry Beisler / Regent Press.
Jesse Beisler along with his son and father Jerry Beisler just before he passed away. Photo courtesy of Jesse Beisler.
Jerry Beisler will always be remembered for his marijuana, music and spiritual sojourns. Photo courtesy of Jerry Beisler / Regent Press.
Photo courtesy of Jerry Beisler / Regent Press
Jerry, Rebecca and the crew of friends who became family along Asia's hippie trail. Photo courtesy of Jerry Beisler / Regent Press.
