Boston tunnel, under the Charles River. The Big Dig.
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arqetancourt 9:14 am on May 24, 2010 | #
Son imagenes de adrenalina, nos atrapa inmediatamente en la velocidad y el peligro!!.
They are images of adrenaline, catch us immediately in the speed and the danger!!.
Artur 9:19 am on May 24, 2010 | #
Llama la atencion por sus llamativos trazos.
Uncle Bob 10:26 am on May 24, 2010 | #
I wonder if this is the same tunnel recently featured on the Discovery Channel. This was a fascinating programme about the great civil engineering dig to augment the traffic provision in Boston. There were many problems such as excavating under existing roads and rail lines while keeping everything moving at the same time. Your drawing captures the greatness of this project. Its brilliant to see someone’s view of something only seen on TV. Thanks for this, Susan.
Rudat 2:36 pm on May 24, 2010 | #
This recent visit to Boston was the first time I’ve ever seen the city without major construction work. It went on for years. The inside of the tunnel seems to be aerodynamically designed, both for air flow and traffic. I love that “woooosh” sound in tunnels.
Esta reciente visita a Boston fue la primera vez que he visto nunca la ciudad sin el trabajo de construcción. Se prolongó durante años. El interior del túnel parece ser un diseño aerodinámico, tanto para el flujo de aire y el tráfico. Me encanta que “woooosh” sonido en los túneles.