In passing snapshot - Underground metal

This snapshot was courtesy of a guitar player at the B line of the Buenos Aires subway, the dude was so grooved that he did´nt even see me taking the pic.

The Trip to Chile - Moving around Santiago by subway

 

Santiago de Chile has a vast subway system called the Metro. Its safe and reasonably priced (around 1 buck a trip), not as cheap as Mexico city or Buenos Aires, and does not have the transfer system that allows you to continue by bus, but its clean and efficient.

In passing snapshot - Friendly neighbouhood violinist

Funny stuff you find on the subway. I saw this gentelman with a spider man suit playing the violin at the Plaza Italia subway station.
I think that his marbles were on the short side cuz he was basically making noise. nevertheless he was spreading joy and providing a colourfull scene.

In Passing Snapshot - The polkadot escalator walls

I liked the funky- Retro design on this escalator case at the Florida subway station in Buenos Aires.
See it also at 500px

No wonder they call it " The tube"

Gotta say that the London subway is one the tightest I've travelled in, and then it has a pretty big gap in betwen the cars and the platform.

Ridin´ the Subway

Buenos Aires was the first Latin American capital to have a subway, Circa 1913, and the "A" line still runs the original cars. The other lines have new stations and cars as well.