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Sunset Park is not really secret but I only discovered it after living in Brooklyn for about six months. The story: went to see an apartment in early May, it was an alright apartment, kinda smallish, then walked out & up the hill & walked into Sunset Park - sunny day, weekday I think, day time, not many people around, kinda chilly, but with a magnificent view of Manhattan (feels close enough to touch, if you had maybe 200 feet?, 500 feet? 2 miles? long arms). Took some photos from my not so high quality still camera, but to get the full effect of the park you have to go their physically. Closest subway is 45th Street on the R line (N late nights). So, yes, Sunset Park will definitely make an appearance in Brooklyn Fantastic. Oh, mainly because of the proximity to the park I took the apartment. The park adds a certain Maryland quality to the neighborhood, which I dig, 'cause the living is easy in MD/good memories, & w/ a lot of trees around & stuff. Nice to be able to get some of that green & sunshiney & easy flavor in NYC on a regular basis.

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