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Tuesday, October 10, 2006
Phuket Transportation
Songthaew
Tuk Tuk
Labels: bus, phuket, public-transport, thailand, tuk-tuk
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Sunday, October 02, 2005
Subway Construction - Amsterdam
The area around Centraal Station and Damrak, the main street leading from the station, is a great mess of construction activity. There is a new subway line being built, the Noord-Zuid-Lijn (North-South Line), which is due to completed in 2011.
Subway Construction
Subway Construction
Labels: amsterdam, netherlands, public-transport
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Tuesday, August 09, 2005
Portugals Portal To Paris
A possible portal to Paris via Picoas - Lisbon.
Labels: lisbon, paris, portugal, public-transport, urban-design
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Saturday, August 06, 2005
Number 28 Tram - Lisbon
The number 28 tram in Lisbon - probably the best tram in the world.
Labels: lisbon, portugal, public-transport, tram
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Thursday, July 14, 2005
Back on the Tube
I came back to London on Tuesday after two weeks in Canada and the U.S. A week had not passed since the London terrorist bombings and I was anxious to get back as my Dad was in London at the time and I wanted to see London friends and hear their experiences.
I came back from Boston Logan, an airport haunted with September 11 memories. An American man mistook my Australian accent for a British one and asked if I was going to London. I said yes, and he said "good luck", as if I was heading off to a war zone.
Getting on the Piccadilly line tube at London Heathrow I could feel some tension in the air. London Underground staff were patrolling carriages asking everyone which bags belonged to everyone.
I came back from Boston Logan, an airport haunted with September 11 memories. An American man mistook my Australian accent for a British one and asked if I was going to London. I said yes, and he said "good luck", as if I was heading off to a war zone.
Getting on the Piccadilly line tube at London Heathrow I could feel some tension in the air. London Underground staff were patrolling carriages asking everyone which bags belonged to everyone.
Labels: england, london, public-transport, tube
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