Green market - Union Square, NY
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Super pictures of the market..........and the beach.
ReplyDeleteHaven't been to the beach yet and long to go.
Oh my goodness - that just made me VERY hungry! I do love the green vegetables! And you cannot go wrong with tomatoes! Hmmm...need to go and find something to eat now!
ReplyDeleteMarkets seem to be a feature of life now. Maybe because of the Credit Crunch? Our local one is mostly craft, though.
ReplyDeleteFarmers Markets have been around for many, many years here. Locally grown produce is brought to a city established designated public park area becoming a popular fixture once or twice a week. Noted for food freshness, variety of product, home made pastries, bread and wine. I have noted, however, that items like honey are no less expensive than those found in a supermarket, though the product in its different forms is a lot more appetizing to look at. Plants and flowers abound, too.
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