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A cyclist stops at the Park Slope Farmers Market, one of Brooklyn's artisanal touchstones. "Before I moved here three years ago, I was worried I wouldn't be cool enough for Brooklyn," writes Nell Freudenberger in "My City: Brooklyn" in <i>National Geographic Traveler's</i> April 2014 issue (<a href="https://secure.customersvc.com/servlet/Show?WESPAGE=OrderPages/tr/1304/order_15A1.jsp&MSRSMAG=TR&EK1=TRAJ">subscribe here</a>). "As it turns out, I'm not—and that's fine."</p>
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A cyclist stops at the Park Slope Farmers Market, one of Brooklyn's artisanal touchstones. "Before I moved here three years ago, I was worried I wouldn't be cool enough for Brooklyn," writes Nell Freudenberger in "My City: Brooklyn" in National Geographic Traveler's April 2014 issue (subscribe here). "As it turns out, I'm not—and that's fine."
Brooklyn, New York
See photos from this New York borough where tykes and literary types find an artisanal playground.
