Seeing it from Outside Vs from Inside
Looking at the title, if you thought it was something related to Psychology, Heart, Mind, Soul....Absolutely Not.
I meant something that I have always seen from outside and had an experience watching it from inside.
A train turning...that is what I meant. Here is the snap of seeing it from outside.
It felt so different when you see it from inside on the Tube.
London tubes are becoming more and more fascinating. From the time I have come in, I had not seen a tube that was connected without any barriers from the beginning to end.
But in this tube that I got in, I could get into any door in a coach and just move forward or backwards across. What is so fascinating in this?? The difference is that you have no barriers to stopping you from moving across the train from forward and backward and vice versa. , it was just open and connected.
I got into the district line train in Earl's court. This one was going towards Wimbledon. I got in thinking that this was going to be yet another tube journey. And then, I noticed that this tube was not at all crowded and I could see the complete tube from inside - the complete tube from one spot.
And then comes the lovely moment, I realise that the tube was taking a sharp turn and Oh my God!!! it looked awesome.
I have seen trains taking sharp turns by looking outside the window...And here I saw one from inside, like you are inside a Anaconda's belly and see it turn. (The photo given above is not during the turn...couldn't take one, then.)
I was just looking out for someone with whom I can share my excitement...Looked around and found everyone so normal, absolutely undisturbed. So you know, what I did...just shut up and watch the Anaconda turning left and right from inside the belly!!!
Anaconda ride...ha ha ha!!!
I meant something that I have always seen from outside and had an experience watching it from inside.
A train turning...that is what I meant. Here is the snap of seeing it from outside.
It felt so different when you see it from inside on the Tube.
London tubes are becoming more and more fascinating. From the time I have come in, I had not seen a tube that was connected without any barriers from the beginning to end.
But in this tube that I got in, I could get into any door in a coach and just move forward or backwards across. What is so fascinating in this?? The difference is that you have no barriers to stopping you from moving across the train from forward and backward and vice versa. , it was just open and connected.
I got into the district line train in Earl's court. This one was going towards Wimbledon. I got in thinking that this was going to be yet another tube journey. And then, I noticed that this tube was not at all crowded and I could see the complete tube from inside - the complete tube from one spot.
And then comes the lovely moment, I realise that the tube was taking a sharp turn and Oh my God!!! it looked awesome.
I have seen trains taking sharp turns by looking outside the window...And here I saw one from inside, like you are inside a Anaconda's belly and see it turn. (The photo given above is not during the turn...couldn't take one, then.)
I was just looking out for someone with whom I can share my excitement...Looked around and found everyone so normal, absolutely undisturbed. So you know, what I did...just shut up and watch the Anaconda turning left and right from inside the belly!!!
Anaconda ride...ha ha ha!!!
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