funkybuns

build up a network of Celiacs to facilitate gluten-free traveling
hi folks 2 years ago

I’m wheat-free, not coeliac, but my daughter is coeliac. I’m happy to contribute, as we look for coeliac friendly places wherever we go.

Interestingly enough we’re just back from a short stay on the south coast of England, in Seaford, near Brighton, where we stayed at a great little guest house with good food and knowledgeable friendly staff: The Silverdale

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Jul 14, 2007, 12:45PM PDT


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Girlbrush Freakwood is a self-knowing tree-hugging builder

Welcome :)

So we could start by adding places like that b&b to 43places? I already added two great restaurants in Frankfurt am Main.

Jul 14, 2007, 01:47PM PDT | Respond to this


 

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