The isolated Brooklyn enclave, which resembles a forgotten seaside town, seems to be every New Yorker’s favorite neighborhood. At least for an afternoon. And not in flood season.
Source: New York Times
Why We Love Red Hook, Brooklyn: The Salt, the Light, the Emptiness
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