Raw Freegan Divers

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Comment by Iconoclast on March 12, 2013 at 1:19pm

Yes. yes. Yes. I used to dive for my fruits and veggies, but after affliating myself with a registered non profit I was able to collect from the store instead of diving, food goes to rescue animals, the poor, and our family.

Comment by Jesi Di on March 6, 2013 at 3:22pm

Any of you in Southern California?

Comment by issy on March 5, 2013 at 7:12am

Anyone doing this is Ireland? Got any experieneces to share?

Comment by ari aviva on February 19, 2013 at 6:23am

"Good" things come to those who wait for stuff to go "bad." :D

It's so amazing me to me the things we find that are deemed as garbage!  

I'm wondering is anyone here is from Seattle, Portland, San Francisco or anywhere in between really...my partner and I are planning a West Coast bike trip this summer and would love to know some good places to dive.  

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Comment by Casey on February 7, 2013 at 9:25pm

I'm northwest of DC, whereabouts are you talking? I haven't found any good dumpsters here yet...

Comment by R. on February 7, 2013 at 3:33pm

Hello! I was out diving a couple nights ago at this great organic market, and it was a great success! Tere were close to 30 grapefruits, 3 dozen potatoes, 180 apples (still in the box), some savory (herb), 4 tomatoes, fresh wheat grass, 3 packs of lettuce, a loaf of bread (with honey), cauliflower, mango, and lemons, limes, and peppers. Not to mention around 16 pears. It was quite the job dragging it all home, but I believe that was the best dive in my short experience. Anyone here in the DC area, would love to share some nice places around here. It is insane. I feel guilty not showing up every night to collect this poor castaway produce from its coming doom.

Comment by Kenichisan on January 21, 2013 at 7:23pm

You live Vancouver Area ?

I would give all to live their, but havent studied yet and Canada´s Universitys are expensive, if  don´t have a canadian citizenship which i cant only get when i live their for 4 years. It s maybe much easier than in the US, but what yould i work in canada before studying without skills ?

Comment by CanadianWesty on January 21, 2013 at 9:32am

Any suggestions for Vancouver Area? It must be quite hip on this idea. I would like to get in contact with some people who are like minded :)

Comment by Darc' Fruitman Sapote on October 16, 2012 at 4:33pm

having probs here in Brisbane but once in Cairns I'll try & make an initial freegan map for Oz, would only be for fruit/leaves seekers, don't wanna promote something unhealthy even if it does not commodity those poisons, only found one decent bin here in Bris, most woolworths r locked, found an aldi, will try Coles & there r a decent amount of indie groceries in inner city where I'm buying most of my fruit, will try the bins from tonite on, anybody had exp here in Bris?

Comment by Darc' Fruitman Sapote on September 7, 2012 at 11:18am

Hey everybody Sapote here, I can message you the locales of the best bins in Perth,Adelaide,Melbourne,Albury,Sydney, remember Woolworths is almost always a score, if there is an abundance stay clear of sprayed watermelon/berries/apples, anyway I'm in Sydney now & there are some great bins around, hit me up if u wanna go forage sometime, cheers Sapote'

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