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The parachute was brought in by Zaza Cannabis from Detroit as a way for people to form a sense of community around marijuana.Eric Seals, Detroit Free PressPeople try Farmer Dave's hash device that allows up to three people to use straws to take a hit during the 53rd Ann Arbor Hash Bash on the campus of the University of Michigan on Saturday, April 6, 2024.Eric Seals, Detroit Free PressThe marijuana flag of Steve Karapaneza, 42, of Sterling Heights, could be seen from any direction for those people attending the 53rd Ann Arbor Hash Bash on the campus of the University of Michigan on Saturday, April 6, 2024.Eric Seals, Detroit Free PressOne of the many marijuana entrepreneurs selling to the hundreds that came for the 53rd Ann Arbor Hash Bash at the Diag on the campus of the University of Michigan on Saturday, April 6, 2024Eric Seals, Detroit Free PressCrowds gather to hear speakers during the 53rd Ann Arbor Hash Bash at the Diag on the campus of the University of Michigan on Saturday, April 6, 2024.Eric Seals, Detroit Free PressA Hash Bash attendee rolls his joint by a tree on the Diag during the 53rd Ann Arbor Hash Bash on the campus of the University of Michigan on Saturday, April 6, 2024.Eric Seals, Detroit Free Press(Right) Larry Bradford, 39 of Coldwater smokes marijuana while listening to speakers during the 53rd Ann Arbor Hash Bash at the Diag on the campus of the University of Michigan on Saturday, April 6, 2024.Eric Seals, Detroit Free PressPeople hold up pictures of others doing time for marijuana while members of Freedom Grow, an all-volunteer effort to help cannabis prisoners regain freedom, speak to the crowd during the 53rd Ann Arbor Hash Bash on the campus of the University of Michigan on Saturday, April 6, 2024.Eric Seals, Detroit Free PressCrowds gather to hear speakers during the 53rd Ann Arbor Hash Bash at the Diag on the campus of the University of Michigan on Saturday, April 6, 2024.Eric Seals, Detroit Free PressOne of many marijuana entrepreneurs selling to the hundreds of people that came to the 53rd Ann Arbor Hash Bash at the Diag on the campus of the University of Michigan on Saturday, April 6, 2024.Eric Seals, Detroit Free PressThe marijuana flag of Steve Karapaneza, 42, of Sterling Heights, could be seen from any direction for those people attending the 53rd Ann Arbor Hash Bash on the campus of the University of Michigan on Saturday, April 6, 2024.Eric Seals, Detroit Free PressWith a tiny plastic plant clipped to the bill of his baseball cap that many in the crowd thought was marijuana, Christopher Walker, 26, of Woodhaven takes a hit of his joint during the 53rd Ann Arbor Hash Bash at the Diag on the campus of the University of Michigan on Saturday, April 6, 2024.Eric Seals, Detroit Free PressPeople hold up pictures of others doing time for marijuana while members of Freedom Grow, an all-volunteer effort to help cannabis prisoners regain freedom, speak to the crowd during the 53rd Ann Arbor Hash Bash on the campus of the University of Michigan on Saturday, April 6, 2024.Eric Seals, Detroit Free PressSean Henry, 45 of Pontiac, lights up his large joint after it burned out on the steps of Hatcher Library in front of the Diag during the 53rd Ann Arbor Hash Bash on the campus of the University of Michigan on Saturday, April 6, 2024.Eric Seals, Detroit Free PressChuck Ream honors John Sinclair, a longtime marijuana activist who passed away earlier in the week, as various speakers talk to the crowds during the 53rd Ann Arbor Hash Bash at the Diag on the campus of the University of Michigan on Saturday, April 6, 2024.Eric Seals, Detroit Free PressPeople attending the 53rd Ann Arbor Hash Bash on the campus of the University of Michigan on Saturday, April 6, 2024 crawled into a large parachute to hot box with others as they smoked marijuana
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However, potential misuse of cannavaping has been identified, based on dabbing practices and widespread accessibility to more sophisticated e-cigarette devices
