They're still using the old wooden trains.
The stations are pretty plain and functional. The only decoration are murals by well known street artists. This photo on Flickr identifies some of the artists.
Subte Linea A - Estacion Carabobo
A couple of weeks ago the government inaugerated two new stops on Line A, the oldest of Buenos Aires'subway lines. The pictures below are from the new last stop, Carabobo.
They're still using the old wooden trains.
The stations are pretty plain and functional. The only decoration are murals by well known street artists. This photo on Flickr identifies some of the artists.
They're still using the old wooden trains.
The stations are pretty plain and functional. The only decoration are murals by well known street artists. This photo on Flickr identifies some of the artists.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
My Favorite Posts
Archives
Sep 2011 (1),
Aug 2011 (1),
Jul 2011 (2),
Jun 2011 (4),
Dec 2010 (26),
Nov 2010 (17),
Oct 2010 (21),
Sep 2010 (27),
Aug 2010 (23),
Jul 2010 (22),
Jun 2010 (22),
May 2010 (25),
Apr 2010 (28),
Mar 2010 (15),
Feb 2010 (17),
Jan 2010 (23),
Dec 2009 (16),
Nov 2009 (15),
Oct 2009 (15),
Sep 2009 (12),
Aug 2009 (29),
Jul 2009 (18),
Jun 2009 (27),
May 2009 (26),
Apr 2009 (19),
Mar 2009 (19),
Feb 2009 (29),
Jan 2009 (26),
Dec 2008 (28),
Nov 2008 (30),
Oct 2008 (39),
Sep 2008 (48),
Aug 2008 (19),
Buenos Aires Blogs
Yanqui Mike,
Trendy Palermo Viejo,
Traveling Buenos Aires,
Tourist2Townie,
The Argentine Post,
Tango Spam,
Stay in BsAs,
Southern Cone Travel,
San Telmo Loft,
On the Corner,
My Perception of Buenos Aires,
My Buenos Aires Travel Guide,
Line of Sight,
Landing Pad BA,
La Pelirroja,
Good Airs,
Go Where the Taxista Takes You,
Fotografiando Argentina,
Foto Baires,
Every Day in BA,
Emily Anne Epstein,
City of Faded Elegance,
Buenos Aires Daily,
BsAs4U,
Bloggers in Argentina,
Blanco y Negro y Que,
Beatrice M,
Basta de Demoler,
Asado Argentina,
Albano Garcia,
Argentine Photographers
Copyright © 2012 by Thomas Locke Hobbs. All rights reserved.
Thanks for visiting this blog. I'm an American living in Buenos Aires since Feb. 2008 but I also lived here in 1993, 1999 and 2000. If you think I've misrepresented something, please leave a comment [hablo castellano]. I don't update this site much anymore but please visit my personal site. I still take pictures like crazy.
If you would like to use an image or get a full resolution version please email me at thobbs at gmail dot com.
Thanks!
4 comments:
carabobo? As in what, stupid-face?
Is that a real, everyday train or a vintage? Looks like one of those working displays you see at railroad museums in small towns on long road trips.
Lol is a real train station and its beutiful i live rigth in front of that station
those old La Brugeoise coaches are everyday running! The government wants to replace them, but common people don't!!!
Post a Comment