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Anyone From Northern California?

horsegirl

By horsegirl
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horsegirl Enthusiast
horsegirl
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Hi there! Just wondering who might be from the Sacramento, CA area? I've seen a few posts from

people in this area, & would like to know about shopping, dining out, etc for this area. And, maybe

just to be able to chat with people who know this area in general!

Thanks!

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Hi there! Just wondering who might be from the Sacramento, CA area? I've seen a few posts from

people in this area, & would like to know about shopping, dining out, etc for this area. And, maybe

just to be able to chat with people who know this area in general!

Thanks!

Hi there. I know you posted a long time ago now, but I just became a member about a month ago and I'm in Sacramento! I know several places that are very accommodating and I'd be happy to share if you respond. What area of Sacramento are you in and have you ever gone to the CSA meetings here in Sac?

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horsegirl Enthusiast
horsegirl
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Hi! Thanks for posting. I havn't been on this forum for SO long, & decided today I'd better check back in again.

Glad to hear there's more of us in this area!

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Melanie Dawn Newbie
Melanie Dawn
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Hi! Thanks for posting. I havn't been on this forum for SO long, & decided today I'd better check back in again.

Glad to hear there's more of us in this area!

What part of Northern California are you from?

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GregC Rookie
GregC
Posted

Hi Sacramento here..28 y/o male..How are you guys? :)

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13kimberly Newbie
13kimberly
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Hello! I am new here and i know this is a very old message, but if anyone is checking I would love help in the Sac. area!

msmini14 Enthusiast
msmini14
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I am about an hour from Sacramento. Anyone closer to the Stockton area?

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elonwy
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Its a bit south of you but there is a large range of people from all over NoCal on here and people do talk about Sacramento dining here sometimes:

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The only specifically Sac group I could find is for parents with celiac kids:

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