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| A train enters the station |
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| The arch creates a strong roof for the deep stations |
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| Some stations still sport Soviet-era signage in Russian, such as Delisi |
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| Delisi station |
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| The front has been upgraded but the train is old |
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| Redecorated in Georgian colours |
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| The old traincar numbers are beautiful |
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| Inside an empty late-night traincar |
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| Inside Station Square |
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| Waiting to board the next train in Station Square |
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| Each stop has its own unique style |
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| Escalators are often provided to save climbing hundreds of steps |
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| The Metro can be entered through underground crosswalks such as these (English graffiti here can get quite silly!) |
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| Usually with the "M" sign but sometimes missing |
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| Or at ground-level entrances such as this |
I've started a
tumblr blog entitled "
мы из будущего", or, "we are from the future" inspired by the name of the Soviet Russian television programme named as such (not the modern film). In it I post various photos and scans of items of interest from the USSR. Some of these will be shown on Philosophothought, but much won't make it this far. This accompanies my other tumblr blog
X Over It (and
similarly named youtube channel, still with only one video though) which is about typewriters and mostly duplicates information from Philosophothought.
Sent from my Olivetti Lettera 22
