Volume 1, Edition 7
‘Toronto Tuesday‘ is a weekly photo feature about random stuff (landmarks, people, culture, seasons, etc.) in my city.
Go Train crossing over Queen St West and Dufferin St
Hello, I am Priyank. Welcome to my blog.
This blog is an outcome of my interests in understanding culture, rationalism and sustainability from the perspective of a traveller. I feel that we are all companions, on an endless and unpredictable journey, and I try to live with the philosophy of making each day happy and fruitful.
I love narrating travel stories, describing various things I did, places I saw, people I met and some funny situations I ended up in; illustrated by numerous pictures and/or sketches.
I grew up mostly in post-socialist India, moved to Canada after 25 years and traveled to a bunch of countries since then. As a result, nothing excites me more than seeing how remarkably similar we all are, despite our inherent cultural differences.
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nice one! i like the emphasis on the text and the train in the background.
Thanks Neeraja!
Very unique and cool B&W pic.
Thankyou Bob!
This is a nice B&W shot!
the trains here are sooooo long… i once counted more than 60 carriages (i was so bored waiting for a bus but it was pretty cuz it was snowing softly at night n the train was partly covered with snow) nice shot!
carriages? coaches? dunno what they’re called..
hehehe, I don’t know either. Compartments maybe?
Hi Ameeta, I’ve noticed that goods trains especially are very long in India and Russia too! About passenger trains, well they can only be that long because our platforms aren’t so large
Diamond shaped carriages!
Yea yea its a weird shape, And the engine is somewhere in the middle, at the front is just a driver with controls.