I know someone brought this up before

MrsGarcia Posted: Apr 16, 2009 02:01 PM

I know someone brought this up before

but where can i get those Chimmy Chaonga pamaers whatever the heck those shawl things are called out near Citi Field. I'm trying to get FH to bring to a place or person that sells while were out going to a Met game.

TIA

MrsGRod09 Posted: Apr 16, 2009 02:11 PM

Re: I know someone brought this up before

Pashminas? I would say Main street, Flushing. It's right over the Roosevelt avenue bridge.

MrsGarcia Posted: Apr 16, 2009 02:18 PM

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Posted by GRod2Be

Pashminas? I would say Main street, Flushing. It's right over the Roosevelt avenue bridge.

Yeah those

I know nothing about queens so yeah I'm kinda a duhn duhn duhn when it comes to finding stuff..lol is it that close to Citifield?

MrsGRod09 Posted: Apr 16, 2009 02:23 PM

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lmaooo.. Yea it's super close you know that main road right outside of Citifield that has the train tracks overhead that's Roosevelt avenue. Depending on where you get out from the parking lot you have to make a left and get onto Roosevelt avenue and go over this little bridge. I'm used to Shea and i haven't been to Citifield so i don't know where you get out from. But i do know you have to get to Roosevelt avenue and then go over that little bridge.

Flushing is basically a mini Chinatown so there are tons of stores that sell pashminas and slippers.

MrsGarcia Posted: Apr 16, 2009 02:30 PM

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Posted by GRod2Be

lmaooo.. Yea it's super close you know that main road right outside of Citifield that has the train tracks overhead that's Roosevelt avenue. Depending on where you get out from the parking lot you have to make a left and get onto Roosevelt avenue and go over this little bridge. I'm used to Shea and i haven't been to Citifield so i don't know where you get out from. But i do know you have to get to Roosevelt avenue and then go over that little bridge.

Flushing is basically a mini Chinatown so there are tons of stores that sell pashminas and slippers.

This is the first time were going to Citi Field.. (We're also use to Shea).. I'm praying that maybe if i explain this to FH or even my FBIL's fiance (Who is meeting us there and lives in Astoria) I might be able to actually not get lost lmao

MrsGRod09 Posted: Apr 16, 2009 03:03 PM

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Posted by MrsGarcia

Posted by GRod2Be

lmaooo.. Yea it's super close you know that main road right outside of Citifield that has the train tracks overhead that's Roosevelt avenue. Depending on where you get out from the parking lot you have to make a left and get onto Roosevelt avenue and go over this little bridge. I'm used to Shea and i haven't been to Citifield so i don't know where you get out from. But i do know you have to get to Roosevelt avenue and then go over that little bridge.

Flushing is basically a mini Chinatown so there are tons of stores that sell pashminas and slippers.

This is the first time were going to Citi Field.. (We're also use to Shea).. I'm praying that maybe if i explain this to FH or even my FBIL's fiance (Who is meeting us there and lives in Astoria) I might be able to actually not get lost lmao

Since your FBIL is a Queens person then he should know about Main st and Flushing. Okay i got a link with a map of Citifield you have to take Roosevelt avenue towards College Point blvd, keep taking Roosevelt avenue up and you will see Main st.

Map

MrsGarcia Posted: Apr 16, 2009 03:15 PM

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Posted by GRod2Be

Posted by MrsGarcia

Posted by GRod2Be

lmaooo.. Yea it's super close you know that main road right outside of Citifield that has the train tracks overhead that's Roosevelt avenue. Depending on where you get out from the parking lot you have to make a left and get onto Roosevelt avenue and go over this little bridge. I'm used to Shea and i haven't been to Citifield so i don't know where you get out from. But i do know you have to get to Roosevelt avenue and then go over that little bridge.

Flushing is basically a mini Chinatown so there are tons of stores that sell pashminas and slippers.

This is the first time were going to Citi Field.. (We're also use to Shea).. I'm praying that maybe if i explain this to FH or even my FBIL's fiance (Who is meeting us there and lives in Astoria) I might be able to actually not get lost lmao

Since your FBIL is a Queens person then he should know about Main st and Flushing. Okay i got a link with a map of Citifield you have to take Roosevelt avenue towards College Point blvd, keep taking Roosevelt avenue up and you will see Main st.

Map

hahah Your too good Gloria =)... Thank you much .. Hopefully FH will follow if not then we'll onstar that *****..lol And do I go into stores or are they outside vendors?

MrsGRod09 Posted: Apr 16, 2009 03:18 PM

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lol.Your welcome...I went to High School around there so i know the area lol.There are mostly small stores that sell the pashminas, slippers, costume jewelry and sometimes you can find street vendors. There is also an amazing selection of Asian restaurants, Macy's, Old Navy, Benneton, Burger King, McDonald's, a banging @ss pizzeria under the LIRR train tracks right on Main st...lol.