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    Andy

    That's a lot of produce.

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    Looks wonderful. . .We have a fairly nice Farmers Market here in the
    Sacramento area. It occurs every Saturday morning at Sunrise Mall.

    Myrl Jeffcoat
    http://www.myrljeffcoat.com

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    I could get seriously lost in there for a while.

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    Andy

    I could get seriously lost in there for a while.

    Kswck,

    It's a great market but they don't stock every variety of every produce
    and/or it changes seasonally.

    I see some of the same folks there about every time I visit. Maybe somebody
    should ask them if they ARE lost. <g>

    Andy

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    "Andy" <q> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

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    Andy

    I could get seriously lost in there for a while.

    Kswck,

    It's a great market but they don't stock every variety of every produce
    and/or it changes seasonally.

    I see some of the same folks there about every time I visit. Maybe
    somebody
    should ask them if they ARE lost. <g>

    Andy

    Always like a really good market. Then again, I'm spoiled-I shop the markets
    in NYC. Nother month or so for the good stuff.

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    > Andy

    I could get seriously lost in there for a while.

    Kswck,

    It's a great market but they don't stock every variety of every produce
    and/or it changes seasonally.

    I see some of the same folks there about every time I visit. Maybe
    somebody
    should ask them if they ARE lost. <g>

    Andy

    Always like a really good market. Then again, I'm spoiled-I shop the
    markets in NYC. Nother month or so for the good stuff.

    I've seen Manhattan's Union Square market on TV. Can't fathom it supplying
    the entire 5 boroughs of NYC.

    Here in Philly, I can drive over to the Italian market in South Philly (9th
    & Washington Ave.) but in all honesty it's small potatoes, when you
    consider 9th St. is a one way single lane street for about 7 short city and
    clogged with delivery and pick-up vehicles for the duration of the day.

    Then there's the famous Reading Terminal Market at 12th & Arch, with it's
    own set of problems. Their saving grace for me is I can train into town and
    get off right below it and shop and then train home.

    Andy

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    >> http://www.tinypic.com/5x6psgl.jpg
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    >> Andy
    >
    > I could get seriously lost in there for a while.

    Kswck,

    It's a great market but they don't stock every variety of every produce
    and/or it changes seasonally.

    I see some of the same folks there about every time I visit. Maybe
    somebody
    should ask them if they ARE lost. <g>

    Andy

    Always like a really good market. Then again, I'm spoiled-I shop the
    markets in NYC. Nother month or so for the good stuff.

    I've seen Manhattan's Union Square market on TV. Can't fathom it supplying
    the entire 5 boroughs of NYC.

    Here in Philly, I can drive over to the Italian market in South Philly
    (9th
    & Washington Ave.) but in all honesty it's small potatoes, when you
    consider 9th St. is a one way single lane street for about 7 short city
    and
    clogged with delivery and pick-up vehicles for the duration of the day.

    Then there's the famous Reading Terminal Market at 12th & Arch, with it's
    own set of problems. Their saving grace for me is I can train into town
    and
    get off right below it and shop and then train home.

    Andy

    Not just the Union Square market. There are 30 or more 'Greenmarkets' around
    NYC. Although Union Square is one of the better ones-but it is just for the
    average Joe, it doesn't serve the restaurants.

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