Tesc-No - Living without supermarkets
The author, writing from his experience in the UK, is not wrong about the impact of supermarkets on the small independents. That said, I would like to see the author do the challenge again, but, without the benefit of having a nearly full larder and with his expanded circumstances.
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This was a really interesting short insight on living local and no using supermarkets such as Tesco. I think I connected to the idea of shopping locally more after living abroad in a small town on the English coast for a year. It is certainly possible depending upon the location you live in.
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