Foraging for fruit in Tampa, FL

In this episode of the running raw project: If you live in a temperate area like Florida, Southern California, or Southern Texas I don't want to hear you complaining that a raw diet is too expensive - There are plenty of fresh fruits to forage for in the winter months.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• running
• raw
• food
• vegan
• vegetarian
• diet
• health
• fitness
• green
• organic
• sustainable
• olympic
• training
• Tim Van Orden
• Florida
• Tampa
• Foraging
• Local Fruit
• Local Produce
• Citrus Fruit
• Tangeloes

[bullw]

Don't worry. Tim can outrun anyone.

[coolantmanuscript]

"The thumb on Tampa is starting to turn uuup." Haha that made me laugh

[thaipulsedotcom]

ha! Who would have ever guessed he'd be driving a VW bus??? Great video man... I lived in tampa for 11 years. Where was this - Temple terrace area? Bayside Drive area?

[MrAtlantafalcon]

I got high just watching that video.

[1969jmac]

WTF is a TAN JELLO?

[SusannaMrsBMomEtc]

Beautiful, and he's probably got a girlfriend :-( but beautiful nontheless

[TrenchtownBongs]

mr rasta man picked some herbs before picking those tangelos. This is really cool though

[cosnowmomma]

I lived in CA my whole life and I never understood why most people just let their fruit rot on their trees. Trees would be loaded with oranges, lemons, avocados etc. and they wouldn't eat it. Now I live in CO where we have a very small growing season. Folks in warmer areas don't know how spoiled they are.

[Inquisitor53]

I thought this vid was going to be about foraging in the wilds of florida to help hone my skills but I see this was for urban dwellers.

I gather what I need from the Florida wilderness. Throughout the state there are over 100 varieties of fruit, dozens of nuts, several grains, tasty tubers, about 20 veggies, a few sweeteners & many teas. Try roasted yaupon sometime, remeniscent of Earl Grey with a powerful caffeine kick.

btw... The proper pronouniation is "TANgelos, not tanGELos.

[burnsport1]

"starting to TUURN UP, OK?"