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Many thanks to the dozen people who took the time to respond to my
question of where to shop and eat at Kauai.  In addition to the folks who
have asked for the summary, because they'll be visiting there as well, I
received great advice, as follows:
        1.  Try www.goodhealthpublishing.com for a book with a list of
restaurants that have gluten-free and wheat-free items.
        2.  Contact the Hawaii Celiac Support Group
                Monika Bradley
                9808)456-8511 or (808)754-4215
        3.  E-mail address for another island
                Kealakekua - Resource
                Contact: Kathryn Ogata
                P.O. Box 93
                Kealakekua, HI 96750
                E-mail: [log in to unmask]
        4.  Site of a list of restaurants and stores in Kauai, with phone
numbers:
http://www.kauaivisitorsbureau.com/members/index.php?type=list&category=16
        5.  A list of markets from the same site:
                Monday
                Koloa Ball Park, Maluhia Road, at 12 noon
                Tuesday
                Kalaheo Neighborhood Center at 3:30 pm
                Hawaiian Farmers Market, Hanalei at Waipa from 2pm to 4pm
                Wednesday
                Kapaa New Town Park (near the Armory) at 3pm
                Thursday
                Kilauea Neighborhood Center at 4:30pm
                Hanapepe Town Park (behind the fire station) at 3:30 to
5:30pm
                Friday
                Vidinha Stadium parking lot on Hoolako Street in Lihue at
3pm
                Saturday
                Kekaha Neighborhood Center at 9am
                Christ memorial Church in Kilauea from 9am to 11am.
        It is always a good idea to get to the sunshine markets a little
early, giving you first choice at the fresh fruits and vegetables.
        To be continued in Part 2.

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