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Oxford Circus - Bakerloo Line.
Far view showing detail of the platform prior to refubishment works. Nothing in this picture survives the refurb.
Taken with a Nokia 6101camera phone
Cockfosters Underground Station
Built 1933, designed by Charles Holden
Brick and concrete entrance facades, with concrete framed train shed and booking hall. Flat roof. Main facade of 1 storey, long and low, with central square headed entrance and horizontal windows to either side with horizontal panes and metal glazing bars. End towerlets with London Underground sign finials. Cantilevered canopy over whole width. 'Prow' shaped booking hall. Train shed to rear with alternating wide and narrow bays to concrete frame, which is canted inwards above platform canopies to form a clerestory above the central track.
[Historic England]
Taken during the Piccadilly Line Tour- Turnpike Lane to Cockfosters
Je kan daar dagen wachten op een trein. Een trap op station Den Haag HS welke nog in originele staat is.
Only offshore oil drilling platforms in California waters... Maybe the only ones on the west coast of the contiguous United States. I'm sure they have plenty in Alaska, but these (there are six or seven of them) are in the Santa Barbara Channel. I think it was 1964 when a massive oil leak from one of these platforms ravaged the Central Coast of California.