Was travelling to Antipolo on the LRT 2 when I fancied using my new Nokia 3230's 1.35 megapixel camera. Since cameras are not allowed inside all train systems in the Metro, maybe there are some things a phone camera can capture that a normal camera cannot. Here's what we got.
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Going up the Santolan Station.jpg)
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Why is her name spelled completely compared to, say, Legarda or Recto's? *peace sign*.0.jpg)
The sleek interiors of the Purple Line, a project made possible through Japan's JICA.jpg)
Recto Station at night.jpg)
Kapit, kapit...kapit!.jpg)
Manila whizzes past below.jpg)
The yellow sign says, "Do not lean on door." .jpg)
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Can't wait to be home.....jpg)
Coping mechanisms: Two students find ways of surviving a ride home..jpg)
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End of the line!
4 comments:
I like the LRT 2 line. It's rarely as packed and it's still clean. When will the other lines take lessons from LRT 2 managers?
LRT1 is managed by the same company managing LRT2 - the Marcos-era Light Rail Transit Authority (LRTA).
And yet the two lines are like night and day. LRT 1 is a cesspool. Why didn't they connect the LRT 1 and 2 then?
They are connected at LRT1's Doroteo Jose (d.Jose) Station :-) There's a walk bridge connecting it to LRT2's Recto Station.
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