It is finally here...the day that every pot head and cannabis lover celebrates...The 20th day of April (also referred as 4/20) has evolved to become a counterculture holiday, where people can gather to celebrate as well as consume cannabis.

(miss April 2012 High Times: Crystal Chronic)

At Coastal Beauties we want to bring you the best of both worlds... sexy girls and marijuana ;) Enjoy our gallery from our fun shoot with photographer Charles Lee & a few of our Beauties mixed with a few fun facts...oh... and don't forget to pass it.... xoxo 

(Jenna Banks)

It would take 800 joints to kill a person—but the cause of death would be carbon monoxide poisoning.

The name marijuana comes from a Mexican slang term for cannabis and is believed to have derived from the Spanish pronunciation of the names Mary and Jane. (The two names were also common Mexican military slang for a prostitute or brothel.) Marijuana came into popularity as a name for cannabis in the U.S. during the late 1800s

(Lelah Boyd)

Cannabis seeds were used as a food source in China as early as 6000 B.C.

The first recorded use of marijuana as a medicinal drug occurred in 2737 B.C. by Chinese emperor Shen Nung. The emperor documented the drug’s effectiveness in treating the pains of rheumatism and gout

(D.Wolfe)

During the temperance movement of the 1890s, marijuana was commonly recommended as a substitute for alcohol. The reason for this was that use of marijuana did not lead to domestic violence while alcohol abuse did

(Ashlee Gisele)

Marijuana was first severely restricted as a recreational and medicinal drug in the U.S. by the Marihuana Tax Act of 1937. The law did not prohibit marijuana use but imposed such a heavy tax that legal sale and use became nearly impossible

In 2007, nearly 900,000 arrests for marijuana violations were made in the United States. Approximately 90% of offenders charged with marijuana-related crimes were arrested for possession only

Current supporters of medical marijuana believe the drug has significant medical value for patients who suffer from AIDS, glaucoma, cancer, multiple sclerosis, epilepsy, and chronic pain. Several studies have been published to support and document this belief

 Thank you to Photographer Charles Lee: Facebook & Website

Lealah Boyd: Facebook & Twitter

Crystal Chronic: Facebook & Twitter

D. Wolfe, Facebook & Twitter

Ashlee Gisele: Facebook

Jenna Banks. Facebook & Twitter

Coastal Beauties: Facebook & Twitter

Check out our 420 gallery online from our previeous shoots here: 420 Gallery

 Put this in your pipe & smoke it: