Oregon Country Fair

[Guest guest]

Greetings!

 

If you would love to be part of a Raw Vegan-friendly camping

contingent at the Oregon Country Fair, get ready! The fair is

happening July 13-15, and it would be best if we arrive on Thursday,

July 12, (or EARLY Friday at the LATEST) in order to secure a camping

area. If interested, please contact me and we will work together to

make this the most amazing fun time of our lives, and spread the Raw

Love!

 

In the meantime, I suggest we go ahead and register for camping at

Darling's Reunion, and buy your fair tickets at the same time. Bear

in mind that the fair has become so huge, that there is plenty to do

just hanging around the campsite (drum circles, friendly people), and

in fact Saturday mid-day was pretty hectic at the fair itself, so

that might be a time to have a watermelon feast before going to the

late afternoon/evening's concerts (fair closes at 7pm, and there is

plenty to do at the campground after that -- if you are a light

sleeper, you might actually do better in a different campground).

 

http://www.darlingreunion.net/tickets.html

(Haven't called them yet - if you call and they sound like there are

almost no spots left there, hold off and let me know, and we'll

choose another place)

 

http://www.oregoncountryfair.org/TheFair/

 

I will probably do as I did last year, bring a cooler and stop by

Blossoming Lotus on the way down, and also bring watermelon and other

produce. In the fair itself the food is mostly cooked, its not even

easy to find a salad. But there is organic fresh-squeezed orange

juice somewhere (never found it), and herbal elixirs near the main

stage were a life/soul saver.

 

See you there. Let me know if you have questions, or want to

coordinate/carpool with me, by sending me an email.

 

Much Love,

StephenStar

[Guest guest]

> In the fair itself the food is mostly cooked, its not even

> easy to find a salad. But there is organic fresh-squeezed orange

> juice somewhere (never found it), and herbal elixirs near the main

> stage were a life/soul saver.

 

I believe a cart near the main stage offered some fresh juices. There

is a booth not far from the main stage that serves nothing but raw

pies! There is also a booth (I believe on the western side at the end

of one of the paths, which continues out to a staff parking area?)

had fresh organic salad as well as a raw dressing. The same booth

made smoothies and had stationary bicycles hooked up to blend the

smoothies. (just look for the bikes outside the booth). One year at

the pie booth I met a couple from seattle, another semi-raw friend,

then realized Bruce Horowitz was helping make pies.

 

Jeff