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someMidTowner
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Hank
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Great picture! I love the few cylindrical stations we have. Do people know how they were made? I assume that the TBMs were the size of the tunnels themselves, so how did they manage to bore the much-wider-diameter platform area? (or was that the size of the TBM and the tunnel part is just filled in a bit?)
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Wish I had an answer for ya, but I can't imagine this station was TBM cut. Most are excavated with cut and cover methods, and I can only assume the same happened at Queens Park.
Anyways, here is a shot from today taken at the Cheltenham Badlands, north of Brampton
Badlands by Jack Landau, on Flickr
Same location, but more trying to mess with colour profiles and scouting specific spots for a model shoot
Sands of Time by Jack Landau, on Flickr
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someMidTowner
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Here are a couple more, just in case anyone who has never been to this strange martian landscape isn't convinced yet:
Ghosts' Playground (I) by Jack Landau, on Flickr
Ghosts' Playground (II) by Jack Landau, on Flickr
Ghosts' Playground (I) by Jack Landau, on Flickr
Ghosts' Playground (II) by Jack Landau, on Flickr
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jpBombales
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Cool shots of the badlands!
CityPlaceN1
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What's the deal with these badlands? Never heard of them.
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Some farmers in the 1930's weren't exactly at the top of their game. They were so terrible at farming, that their land degraded and eroded. The resulting landscape is unique and confusing. Google "Cheltenham Badlands" for more info
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vking
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^ Love this shot!
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innsertnamehere
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they need to fix the timing of that light, I always find myself waiting waaayyyy too long to cross the street.
