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« on: Saturday 30 December, 2006 »
Hi all,

I am 7 months raw.  I began my raw journey while living in Florida, but have now moved to Tennessee.  I live in the mountians where Kentucky, Tennessee, and Virginia all meet.  I would love to know if there are any other raw foodists in my area of the US.  In the land of southern fried foods, it would be great to meet others who refuse to conform to this unhelathy way of eating.

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Beth
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« Reply #1 on: Saturday 30 December, 2006 »
hi Beth and welcome..well done on your 7 months raw ...i am in south australia,so only close to you in cyber space,lol...
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« Reply #2 on: Sunday 31 December, 2006 »
Hi beth,

I'm north of you, in Michigan.  but i will be heading down to orlando in June.  any chance you'll be near I-75 in early june?

I am pretty sure there'd be raw foodists near you.  might want to check out health food stores and see if there are any raw potlucks.

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« Reply #3 on: Monday 01 January, 2007 »
Hi Guys!

Janita, It's still good to have cyber-neighbors!

Sandy, I live about one hour from I-75.  It goes through Knoxville, Tennessee; where I visit almost every weekend.

It's good to find a larger raw community out there.  I feel empowered knowing there are folks like me.


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