Liverpool Street Station, London, 2013

Superb capture! Stay well!

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Thanks, William. I hope all is well with you, too.

In times before the lockdown...

...when people at the station were chiefly worried about bombs (the station was damaged in the Bishopsgate bombing in 1993).Constant messages about how unattended luggage would be destroyed, soldiers with automatic rifles patrolling. I guess automatic rifles aren't much use against COVID-19, though.

One knows his teachers.
Simply remarkable.

Buildings designed by engineers always impress me, José. These days Santiago Calatrava is showing the advantages of being both an engineer and an architect.

Railway stations are so much more interesting than airports.

And the food's cheaper, Sarah.

I feel angry and nostalgic when I see those great pictures when all of us were not expecting the apocalyptic period we are living.

Yes, it would be nice to travel again, but I'm not counting on being able to in the near future.

Quite apart from the engineering in the building, they made a point of giving an ornamental finish in those times.

And it's based on the design of a cathedral, George, although these days he view of the nave is blocked by two storeys of shops. You an get a shot of the train shed from a few spots, though, like this platform that leads to the left luggage office.