Where Do The Crunchy People Live?

[Anonymous]

Capitol Hill

[Anonymous]

Silver Spring/Takoma Park. Hands down.

Signed,
hypnobirthing and diaper cloth using mama.

And yes, I shave my legs, get my hair done, and have a manicure once and a while.

[Anonymous]

There are specific areas of Baltimore that are crunchy like Charles Village near JHU. Also, Lauraville which is along the Harford Rd. corridor is pretty crunchy too.

[Anonymous]

I have to throw this in- you can retain your crunch no matter where you live...I'm near GMU and can count on all stripes as my friends.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Capitol Hill

That's what I thought!

[Anonymous]

Greenbelt.

[Anonymous]

There are crunchy people everywhere, but there's a clear critical mass in Takoma Park. Just spend a an hour on Carroll Ave or walk from the Co-Op to Mark's Kitchen and you'll swear you are not in metro DC.

[Anonymous]

Takoma Park has priced out the real hippies. The authentic hippies -- the non-limousine liberals -- live in Old Greenbelt. It's the poor man's Takoma Park.

[Anonymous]

Chevy Chase DC

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Chevy Chase DC

Really? You mean I can find a good drum circle in CC DC? I also have some Phish tapes to trade.

[Anonymous]

Hyattsville / Mt Rainier - cheaper than TP, too

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Takoma Park has priced out the real hippies. The authentic hippies -- the non-limousine liberals -- live in Old Greenbelt. It's the poor man's Takoma Park.

It may be the "poor man's Takoma Park" but it's an awesome, affordable, place to live.

[Anonymous]

Cabin John, Maryland and, to some extent, the Brookmont neighborhood in Bethesda