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Hello staff, is there a list of profiles for people to find local permies? If so, please let me know as I'm looking for locals and can't find said list. Thanks!
 
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We have a regional category.  https://permies.com/c/3

Is that what you are looking for?
 
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Sorry, no. I'll just start a thread reaching out to those in Tallahassee area.
 
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Meetup.com is a good network to find people of interest
 
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If I'm understanding your question, the only way to find local permies via Permies.com is to post in a regional section or the singles section (if you're after love).  I'm guessing Southern USA would be the one to start with.
 
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I'm looking for locals to meet up with to swap seeds, exchange ideas, and find what works in our area.
 
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I would like to be able to see all the Permies in NB, which is a small subset of the Great White North, so I can understand what you'd like to see.

I'm just not sure how intrusive it would be to contact them all (by Purple Moosage, I'm guessing).  It's an interesting idea, for sure.
 
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Sorry, I'm not aware of any way to search out members by location to contact them.  You could always start a club or seed swap and promote it through facebook, permies and other avenues...
 
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Huxley Harter wrote:........ I'll just start a thread reaching out to those in Tallahassee area.



I think others have had success finding permies near them by doing what you mention.
I've seen several extended threads begun just this way.

Good luck!
 
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