Tuesday, December 7, 2010

This is commuting.

Photo by MrDanMofo via Flickr

After one canceled train and a 30-minute delay, all caused by a CN freight that stalled on the hill to Etobicoke North, the headlights of GO 207 cut through the rain-turning-to-snow on the first westbound train through since the afternoon.

Passengers from cancelled train #281, delayed #205 and some that were going to take #207 trudge home in the blizzard-like conditions at Etobicoke North Station, having just gotten off a packed Georgetown-bound #205. 5:21pm, Nov-2007.
Thanks to Danielle S. for the link.

1 comment:

  1. TomWDecember 8, 2010 at 9:35 AM

    Fully-covered station platforms are the way forward. Beats me why we can't have them already.

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