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#418697 - 04/23/08 01:05 PM Your Favorite Places Riding The (N) And (W) Trains
EE Broadway Local EE Broadway Local TWU President Registered: 11/28/06 Posts: 3999 Loc: Ariz. by way of N.J. & N.Y.	What are your favorite places to eat, shop and visit using the stations along the (N) Line between Astoria and Coney Island and the (W) Line between Astoria and Whitehall? _________________________ On A Clear Day, You Can See Forever......
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#418887 - 04/24/08 06:21 PM Re: Your Favorite Places Riding The (N) And (W) Trains [Re: EE Broadway Local]
MotionBoy MotionBoy Straphanger Registered: 04/20/08 Posts: 223 Loc: Wherever you think I am	In Astoria. I've only been there a few times going to Astoria Pool, but the views of the Manhattan skyline is amazing. _________________________ "This is, a Manhattan Bound (2) Express Train via The Lexingtion Avenue Line."
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#419184 - 04/26/08 08:54 AM Re: Your Favorite Places Riding The (N) And (W) Trains [Re: MotionBoy]
MotionBoy MotionBoy Straphanger Registered: 04/20/08 Posts: 223 Loc: Wherever you think I am	Also, a pizzeria at the Ditmars Blvd terminal (it's Greek!) has whole wheat pizza to help those on the plump side like myself. _________________________ "This is, a Manhattan Bound (2) Express Train via The Lexingtion Avenue Line."
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#420054 - 05/03/08 08:09 PM Re: Your Favorite Places Riding The (N) And (W) Trains [Re: MotionBoy]
R62A 2012 R62A 2012 New York State Governor Registered: 11/06/02 Posts: 8700 Loc: NJ	Astoria: Hell Gate Bridge and Astoria Park Queensboro Plaza: connection to 7, Sunnyside Yard, Queensboro Bridge 57 Street: Carnegie Hall Times Square: Port Authority Bus Terminal, Lincoln Tunnel, Theater District, Hell's Kitchen Canal Street: Chinatown, Little Italy, Manhattan Bridge Whitehall Street: SI Ferry, Ellis Island DeKalb Avenue: Junior's Cheesecake and Restaurant _________________________ The R36 Celebrating 40 years on land and at sea 1964-2004
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#421050 - 05/10/08 06:57 PM Re: Your Favorite Places Riding The (N) And (W) Trains [Re: R62A 2012]
ragazzapazza1024 ragazzapazza1024 Bus Dispatcher Registered: 01/30/06 Posts: 591 Loc: Queens/Bklyn border, but I pre...	I like Times Square and Herald Square. _________________________ Stupidity is not a handicap. Pay full fare! Red Sox fans are a dime a dozen. I am looking for the guy with the dimes. Go Yankees! I love you, Derek!
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#421067 - 05/10/08 08:38 PM Re: Your Favorite Places Riding The (N) And (W) Trains [Re: ragazzapazza1024]
RokuSix RokuSix NYC Council Transportation Committee Chairperson Registered: 07/28/07 Posts: 2256 Loc: The Bronx!	Well, 57th Street's right along the N line. On 7th Avenue and 55th Street, there's this cafe called Fluffy's. My friends and I go there all the time to get snacks and study. It's really awesome. _________________________ The Pelham Express at your service. ~_^
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#421113 - 05/11/08 12:48 PM Re: Your Favorite Places Riding The (N) And (W) Trains [Re: RokuSix]
R32_3838 R32_3838 Bus Driver Registered: 08/10/07 Posts: 475 Loc: Jamaica Queens,NY	My favorite place along the (N) is the astoria line,60th st tunnel,the Manhattan bridge, 4th ave , Sea Beach line and Coney Island. _________________________ R32 Phase II 1964-2008 R.I.P R62 and R62A on the (2) now!!! R32_3671 on sub chat
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#421128 - 05/11/08 03:46 PM Re: Your Favorite Places Riding The (N) And (W) Trains [Re: R32_3838]
R32_3348 R32_3348 Transportation Alternatives Organizer Registered: 03/25/07 Posts: 1587 Loc: Jackson Heights	Ditmars Boulevard - My school that I went to in 6th grade was on 21st street so if I went there for 7th and 8th grade I would take the N/W here. It's interesting seeing the workers clean out the trains and the trains themselves leaving. I like the area too. Astoria Blvd - Hoyt Avenue - The view is amazing. A pretty unique station as well. Queensboro Plaza - Good place for taking pictures. (60th Street tube) Times Square - I like this area of the subway in general because I like the renovation turnout and just simply walking around. Herald Square - Pretty interesting as well Union Square - One of my favorite stations (as in the whole complex) Canal St - If you got an R40 and railfanned the bit before this you'd see why it's interesting. (The Manhattan Bridge, a given) The interlocking after the Manny B... Right after 36th Street, where the N goes outside onto the Sea Beach line Finally, Coney Island. Wonderful work of architecture. _________________________ Photobucket -R160B8713 on NYCTForums
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