A GO train led by locomotive #600 enters the original Danforth GO Station.
⏰July 1, 1967 📸 Unknown
How are 100% of the elevators and escalators on the north side of Bronte Go station broken at the same time? Sounds like some systemic maintenance and redundancy deficiencies. Is everyone who makes decisions over there able to take the stairs?
There's people here with strollers and luggage and bad knees and tiny children and heavy bicycles.
"Oh just go to the next train station and use their elevator" fuck off & fix it.
Yesterday I rode my bike up to the Millwood Bridge, which offers a really nice overlooking view of where Metrolinx is building a new subway bridge over the Don Valley. I wanted to see how the construction was coming along, and take a few pictures of the work-in-progress. It's honestly amazing to me how far apart the support pillars are for this bridge, and I have no idea how they are going to build the spans between them. But I look forward to finding out.
I realized while taking pictures that the crane operator has to climb up right to the top every day. The cherry-pickers they use to get people up and down don't reach nearly that high.