Berlin Flea Market part 1

Adventure day! I guess we're still going to do adventures, so we might as well get some pictures to share. Last weekend we went to Berlin! Okay, um... Berlin, New Jersey. We were told there was a giant flea market and indeed there was.

So this probably started out as a Farmer's Market since that's what the sign says. There's another picture later that shows just how long this building is, but this is where you start. We parked Griswold-style in the front of the parking lot.

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There's an indoor-building an an outdoors parking lot full of tables and stuff. We walked around outside first.

Awww yeah, what treasures are to be found?

um, ammo cases? How do video game characters carry this stuff around?

My People! Random toy figures! Spot any treasures?

 So many random toys who has time to look through them all? Bottom-shelf Barbie is not wearing a shirt.

Nightmare on Elm Street chopsticks gloves?! Freddy Krueger would have a clever one-liner to go with these? Probably something about cutting your food into tiny pieces?

 Old rusty tools? Welcome to the Flea Market!

 Hey! Fidget spinners! We already got some but still fun to check out any new designs. Haha Batman.

Who's into Littlest Pet Shop? Only $1 each! Are these worth anything? Any rare ones? We don't know.

Back up your van and put out some tarps! It's like a yard sale but lots more people visiting.

It's hard to get a sense of how vast this parking lot is We've been to baseball stadiums will less parking.

 Big inflatable track go-cart racing? Where's Mario at?

Spotted some My Little Pony merch along with more random stuff. That spoon looks totally safe to use, super clean.

Took this picture of the camo-painted bus you might have to look closely for because it's y'know, camouflaged. In the foreground you can see one of those ab cruncher things you press into your stomach! How crazy were those?

Yay fishing poles! Go show this to your fishing friends so they know there's this kind of stuff at a flea market.

There was a virtual whole junkyard at this end of the parking lot. Surely there must be lots of treasures buried in here somewhere!