# Soul of a Pirate > Adventures in Smuggling ## Posts - [Terms & Conditions](https://soulofapirate.com/terms-conditions/): Last updated: June 12, 2021 Please read these terms and conditions carefully before using Our Service. Interpretation and Definitions Interpretation The words of which the initial letter is capitalized have meanings defined under the following conditions. The following definitions shall have the same meaning regardless of whether they appear in singular or in plural. Definitions For the purposes of these Terms and Conditions: Affiliate means an entity that controls, is controlled by or is under common control with a party, where “control” means ownership of 50% or more of the shares, equity interest or other securities entitled to vote for […] - [So much adventure - Soul of a Pirate](https://soulofapirate.com/glynn-jones/): My father gave me a copy of ”Soul of a Pirate”, said it was a must-read. I read the book twice, then ordered five copies for friends. I was truly excited about this book. The author has lived a life on the edge, sometimes going over the edge, getting by on common sense, street-savvy, and wits. Growing up in the south during the times of integration, becoming a longhaired hippie at fifteen, traveling the country, and winding up in San Francisco for the ”Summer of Love” in 1967. Spending years on drugs, drinking, and addiction before getting clean and moving […] - [Soul of a Pirate is a fast-paced tale of drugs, wealth, love, and loss.](https://soulofapirate.com/learned-a-great-deal-about-life/): Few things in life are more exhilarating than sailing the turquoise waters of the Caribbean. One might wonder how a clean-cut boy from Montgomery, Alabama found himself carrying six hundred pounds of marijuana on a sailboat from the Caribbean island of Jamaica. In Soul of a Pirate, Glynn Jones details his evolution from a long-haired teenager in a conservative southern town to a member of the vibrant hippy scene of Haight-Ashbury, and finally to a drug smuggler in South Florida during the height of America’s War on Drugs. Looking to get away from the damaging effects of drug addiction, sailing […] - [A Soul Of A Pirate: A Must-Read for Just $20](https://soulofapirate.com/why-wait-buy-now/): $20.00 + $3.00 P&H buy now. - [Page 5](https://soulofapirate.com/page-5/): Now for the record let me say, you can imagine the blow this was a twelve-year-old kid, being raised in a relatively small town. This was my daddy’s daddy, and we were all named Glynn Jones. My grandfather was well known because he owned a successful local company, Glynn Jones Co. He advertised on television and radio, billboards and even sponsored a team in my Little League. We sat in the fourth-row pew of the First Baptist Church on Perry Street every Sunday, and he parked the Rolls Royce right out front of the church.Basically, the whole town was aware […] - [Page 4](https://soulofapirate.com/page-4/): This was how I became very athletic. As far as a sports town, Montgomery was great. We had termite and peewee football, three or four YMCAs, swim teams, basketball and baseball teams. Our two high schools, Sidney Lanier on my side of town, and Robert E. Lee on the east side, were big rivals in football, baseball, and basketball. The schools for the black communities were George Washington Carver High School and Booker T. Washington High School.We had the Montgomery Rebels baseball team at Patterson Field. They were a minor league farm team of the Detroit Tigers. We also had […] - [Page 3](https://soulofapirate.com/page-3/): The local schools were totally segregated. The Ku Klux Klan was prevalent in the Montgomery area. You would see crosses on the vehicles they drove. Martin Luther King Jr. lived and preached in town, had a home on Carter Hill Road, that was bombed. Lynching and bombing were rampant in rural areas of Alabama.My parents separated when I was five or six years old and my mother moved with my younger brother, Louie Lee, and me, into my grandfather’s big house on South McDonough Street. My grandfather had been ill and my mother attended to him. The house was located […] - [Page 2](https://soulofapirate.com/page-2/): But the trips I did were to Jamaica. The pot was sinsemilla and the loads were usually built in. In the later years, we took presses and seal-a-meal bags down and the pot was compacted into one-pound bricks, double sealed with no smell and sold for seven hundred to a thousand dollars a pound. We were cruisers, usually worked our way thru the Bahamas on our way to Jamaica. We never would clear out or clear back in with U.S. Customs.So now I am going back to my early years to tell how I got to this point. My father’s […] - [Page 1](https://soulofapirate.com/page-1/): Chapter 1Rocked in the Cradle of the Confederacy MY NAME IS GLYNN JONES. I have been told many times over the years by those who knew me, “Man, you should write a book.” Well here it is. I was originally going to tell about my many different marijuana smuggling trips, going into explicit details on every facet of the business, which I will; but I am also going to tell my whole life story, what I experienced growing up in the ‘60s, everything I saw happen, some things I am sorry for, and wish they never did. There is much […] - [Soul OF A Pirate](https://soulofapirate.com/soul-of-a-pirate-book/): by Glynn Jones III In this memoir, the author tells of growing up in the 1950s and 1960s Alabama during segregation, integration. Leading to the early 1960's British Invasion, Vietnam war protests, hippie movement, drugs, and addiction. Moves to the Florida Keys and learns fishing, diving, and sailing which leads to many adventures in smuggling. ## Pages - [My account](https://soulofapirate.com/my-account/) - [Privacy Policy](https://soulofapirate.com/privacy-policy/): Who we are Soul of a Pirate Our website address is: https://soulofapirate.com Comments When visitors leave comments on the site we collect the data shown in the comments form, and also the visitor’s IP address and browser user agent string to help spam detection. An anonymized string created from your email address (also called a hash) may be provided to the Gravatar service to see if you are using it. The Gravatar service privacy policy is available here: https://automattic.com/privacy/. After approval of your comment, your profile picture is visible to the public in the context of your comment. 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