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Heading north above 23rd Street, away from Chelsea's heart, the city's
largest antiques market (and surrounding junk sales) takes place
on weekends in a few open-air parking lots centered around Sixth Avenue
and 26th Street.
The
area around 28th Street is Manhattan's Flower Market : not really
a market as such, but rather a collection of warehouses where potted
plants and cut flowers are stored before brightening offices and atriums
across the city.
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