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Above ground sections of the Moscow Metro
When asked to think of the Moscow Metro, deep tunnels and ornately decorated stations are what usually come to mind. However the network is a big one, and there are always exceptions. So where does the Moscow Metro run above ground?
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Tagged metros, Moscow, Moscow Metro, railways, railways in the snow, Russia
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Disused tram tracks in Saint Petersburg
Saint Petersburg was once home to the tram network in the world – Wikipedia says it consisted of 340 kilometres (210 miles) of unduplicated track in the late 1980s, but today has shrunk to around around 200 kilometres of track, following widespread route closures.
Dogs on the railway tracks
Dogs on the railway tracks – on my trip across Europe I found plenty of them.