If you are looking for something other than fabric stuff and you like zoos,
Chicago had 2 really nice zoos. You can't go wrong with either Lincoln Park or
Brookfield, although Brookfield is larger.
Wendy
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The main Indian area in Chicago is on the Northside on Devon Ave between
Western Ave. and California Ave. There's tons of sari shops, lots of Indian
style jewelry shops, and fabulous Indian restaurants.
Karen
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-- Pierre Sandy Pettinger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Susan,
I third the
Quoting Wendy Colbert [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
If you are looking for something other than fabric stuff and you
like zoos, Chicago had 2 really nice zoos. You can't go wrong with
either Lincoln Park or Brookfield, although Brookfield is larger.
Probably will. The meeting is at the Museum of
BYW, thank you to everyone who's offered suggestions. I've not
responded to each of you individually -- and I don't want to clutter
the list with a thanks to each individual email ...
so *THANKS*
susan
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Susan Farmer
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University of Tennessee
Department of Ecology and
Susan,
I third the recommendation for Vogue fabrics. Huge place with tons
of stuff. You can check them out ahead of time:
http://www.voguefabricsstore.comVogueFabricsStore.com
Also check out the Sari district - I'm not sure where it is exactly
(we were in a group), but I'm sure someone
On Fri, 16 Feb 2007, Pierre Sandy Pettinger wrote:
Also check out the Sari district - I'm not sure where it is exactly
(we were in a group), but I'm sure someone here can narrow it down.
Almost certainly Devon street (avenue?). When I lived near there, Devon
was a mix of Indian and Orthodox
