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The Route of the Broadway Lion The Largest Subway Layout in North Dakota.
Here there be cats. LIONS with CAMERAS
Up on top of the lamp column, facing left. And NOT down underneath the black panel in the railing ... what is making the little tawny spot there?
Looks like rust to me!
Yup, Rusty the LION.
Looks like some tree trimming is a must at Dyckman Street (1 line) or they will definiteloy have a winter safety issue!
Hangin' out on the railing.
LION is sitting on the canopy to the right, waiting for his train.
Any resemblance is purely intentional...
narig01 I do nit know if this a problem at my end or with the Trains.com site or whatever, the post from Wed showed up in this mornings
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Sure, it is on the IRT, but at what station do you seppose? a\And just were is that LION. Hiding in plain sight, I suppose.
You did not find the LION pretending to be a paint chip on the round pillar.
You did not know that this is the LOCAL platform on the original IRT Times Square station. LION is standing on the bridge ocross the original track. To the right of this bridge is the existing platform (same platform) that is used by the Shuttle.
NOW for today's challenge...
By the base of the nearest pole on the right.
On the very top of the signal.
76th Street. An interesting story if you want to follow all of the lynx.
BroadwayLion
I see him on the rust spot on the third cable bundle up, just to the right of the upright, at the intersection with that white lacy cable or whatever it is.
LION does not think that that is a rust spot. Jacketed cables like that do not rust. But the LION did get down there, and so you did see the LION who reports that that spot is a drip from the primer used on the railing before it was painted grey.
Back inside where it is warm and dry...
Up on top of that tall cabinet or whatever it is, behind the little window. Is that why the African-American guy has that expression on his face -- the pounce is imminent? -- or why the other man is running?
There he is at the north end of the canopy in the middle. At Altantic Av on the Canarsie line LL. Picture taken from the Broadway Jct Platform looking south.
Thx IGN
I'm trying to figure out why a brake trip was placed only a few feet from the bumper post. Seems too close to do much good.
CSSHEGEWISCH I'm trying to figure out why a brake trip was placed only a few feet from the bumper post. Seems too close to do much good.
This is the last stop. It is as you can see a fixed stop that will not go down. There are several more signals and stops that must be passed before you get to this one. Indeed, you are never supposed to touch this one.
By the time a train gets here it might be moving one or two mph. If the motorman has not set his brakes by this point, this trip will do it for him.
If he comes in fast, he will be tripped long before he gets to this one.
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