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Farmers' Markets near northern San Diego?

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I'll be making a trip soon to visit my best friend in Rancho Bernardo, just north of San Diego proper. Where would we have to go to find a good farmers' market, if there is one? Escondido and Poway are the two towns I can think of that aren't too far away. Rancho Bernardo would be ideal, but I think she'd know about it if one existed. Locations and schedules would be most welcome.

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Ha. I just thought to Google the issue and discovered this web site owned by the San Diego Farm Bureau. Farmers Markets lists location and schedule - and by golly, there is more than one in Rancho Bernardo!

 

So I've answered my own question. Nonetheless, pointers from others who know will be welcome.

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