Since moving to Brooklyn, I spend a fair amount of time on public transport, particularly the F train. It's something of a sport for New Yorkers to complain about the subway, but for a couple of occasions, the F train has gotten me where I needed to go without much trouble. The F line also holds the reputation of having the most readers, and I have gotten into a habit of counting the number of serious readers (ie not those reading People or InTouch magazines) whenever I board the train. Inevitably, there always seem to be a few. Above is my favorite view from the F train. It makes the city look so timeless. Looking at it, I could imagine the city as it was a century ago when subway was first built.
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The F train
Since moving to Brooklyn, I spend a fair amount of time on public transport, particularly the F train. It's something of a sport for New Yorkers to complain about the subway, but for a couple of occasions, the F train has gotten me where I needed to go without much trouble. The F line also holds the reputation of having the most readers, and I have gotten into a habit of counting the number of serious readers (ie not those reading People or InTouch magazines) whenever I board the train. Inevitably, there always seem to be a few. Above is my favorite view from the F train. It makes the city look so timeless. Looking at it, I could imagine the city as it was a century ago when subway was first built.
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