SkyTrain: New Westminster Station
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You’ve got a great eye for texture. 🙂
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Thanks! 🙂
There are so many eye-catching shapes and angles in that station.
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I wish that they’d do the same for 22nd street station, which is, arguably, the more important station for connections. I suppose now I’m talking about interesting textures, and things to do. 🙂
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I guess the argument there would be that most people are just passing through that station.
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A lot of people are left waiting there, too.
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