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Enlarging the tunnels of the City and South London Railway
The narrow ‘tube’ tunnels of the London Underground are known for being claustrophobic, but there was one part of the network was being even more constrained – the City and South London Railway. This is the story of how the […]
Posted in Trains
Tagged construction, London, London Underground, metros, railway stations, tunnels, underground, United Kingdom
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Bizzare narrow platforms on the Bucharest Metro
The Bucharest Metro is a rail network with an interesting history, with the bizarrely narrow platforms at Piața Romană station being one example. Photo by Dimitris Kamaras from Athens, Greece, via Wikimedia Commons The bulk of the platform being less […]
Circular station vestibules in Russia
Russian metro stations are best known for the ornate design at platform level, but the entrance vestibules back at ground level can also be quite amazing. This is the original entrance to Park Kultury station, opened along with the first […]
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Tagged architecture, metros, Moscow, Moscow Metro, railway stations, Saint Petersburg, Saint Petersburg Metro
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Flushing my way across Europe
There is one thing you can’t avoid when travelling – needing to go to the toilet.
Posted in Everyday life
Tagged Germany, railway stations, Russia, sanitation, toilets
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