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April 13, 2005Stations
Stained Glass window in a newer Linea B station Tile and tribute to the Virgin Mary - not quite the same concept of separation of Church and State here (the subte actually has been contracted out to a private operator anyway). I dug this one - an old scale in the run-down Peru station. You insert a quarter to get your weight. They actually have free ones in all the pharmacies here. Graffiti on the wall of the pedestrian tunnel connecting Linea B to Linea C This is actually the only non-underground part of the system - a single layup track that extends past the terminal station of Linea A (the track actually continues as a trolly track on the street, but itīs not used). I donīt know why thereīs an old Peugot parked next to it. A future station (Carabobo) being dug using the cut-and-cover method. All you foamers need to be jealous of me that I actually got to see this method being used.
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