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Marijuana advocate Donny Christen, left, who suffers chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, inserts oxygen tubes to help him breath as medicinal caregiver Dennis Hammac smokes a joint and distributes edible pot products during the annual Patriots Day smoke-in on the steps of the Somerset County Courthouse in Skowhegan on Monday. Christen is a long-time advocate of changing laws regarding pot. Staff photo by David Leaming
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Marijuana advocate Donny Christen, left, who suffers chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, inserts oxygen tubes to help him breath as medicinal caregiver Dennis Hammac smokes a joint and distributes edible pot products during the annual Patriots Day smoke-in on the steps of the Somerset County Courthouse in Skowhegan on Monday. Christen is a long-time advocate of changing laws regarding pot.
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Pro-marijuana supporters Janet McAllister and Ken Gardner hold a flag urging use of pot during the annual Patriots Day smoke-in on the steps of the Somerset County Courthouse in Skowhegan on Monday.
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Nearly 20 marijuana supporters, including Kent Walsh smoking a large joint of pot, took part in the annual Patriots Day smoke-in on the steps of the Somerset County Courthouse in Skowhegan on Monday.
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Marijuana advocate Donny Christen, left, is hugged by a supporter after announcing this may be his last year taking part in a Patriots Day smoke-in on the steps of the Somerset County Courthouse in Skowhegan on Monday. Christen is an advocate of changing laws regarding pot. He also suffers from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
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Glenn Lewis smokes a joint and carries a pro-marijuana flag during the annual Patriots Day smoke-in on the steps of the Somerset County Courthouse in Skowhegan on Monday.