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Nice picture! How old is the train?
Excellent exposure and so sharp! Were you moving along very quickly?
Matt,
That’s Linea A of the metro network in Buenos Aires, opened in 1913. And the cars are original, they have restored them, and they are in a nice restored-but-in -continous-use state.
Wikipedia (in Spanish) has more (cut&paste, since my own anti-spam measures don’t let me post a link here:
es.wikipedia.org/wiki/LÃnea_A_(Subte_de_Buenos_Aires)
Interesting composition. :-)