In Baltimore, Maryland, we find the Metro Subway, or Baltimore Metro, whichever you prefer.

Despite its name, less than half of the line is underground; most of the line is outside of the central city is elevated or at grade.

When the Metro Subway finally opened in 1983, it was only a single line. This was mostly due to the exorbitant construction costs and less federal money available, at the time.

Again, it seems that these North American systems do not have any interesting qualities – not like the European ones.

Did you know that Cairo has its own subway?

The City of Baltimore is much more colourful than a silly old train.

So I am putting a night picture of the skyline here instead………….