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  also on the seacoast of NH

  Hey Diana! I wish there was a way to contact you directly - we could brainstorm together!

  I've been trying to put together a resource, although again, summer is easier, but here you go: www.seacoasteatlocal.org

  Also, the Durham marketplace is awesome in terms of local goods (at least in comparison to most places) - you should be able to stock up on root vegetables and such. I'm in complete agreement with Umbra - if not local food, at least locally owned independant businesses or locally produced products. Tuttles is honest about what is, and what isn't their own. Philbrick's in Portsmouth may be a bizarre place, but they actually do a really really good job at stocking locally produced products. Who knew there are flour tortillas being made in Barrington and middle eastern yogurt being made at Sunrise Farms in Exeter - Philbricks!

  Sorry for all the particulars for the vast majority of you all that don't live on the seacoast of NH - I just got so excited to see another trying to be local eater in my area!On Umbra on eating locally in winter posted 2 years, 11 months ago 15 Responses