For instance, the new map showed Central Park as a square; Vignelli reasoned that for people riding underground, the park's rectangular proportions were irrelevant.
Their roots ride the underground "rhizosphere" and engage in cross-cultural and microbial trade.
Further south, there is a permanent campsite in 50 acres of land at Debden House Conference & Camping Centre, near Loughton and a short taxi ride from underground stations at Theydon Bois and Debden.
"I ride the underground and buses".
Riding a southbound express train in lower Manhattan, a slight of build navy contractor rode that subway car into gun lore history -- his name was Bernard Goetz dubbed -- "the subway gunman" -- defending himself and every other scared New Yorker to ride the underground.
After a slow climb up a series of narrow passageways, the dark and spooky ride passes underground waterfalls, mysterious glowing caverns and dangerous cave-ins while making several passes along the edge of the 65-foot-tall gold mining glory hole, the centerpiece of the attraction.
"The slaves and the freedmen who rode an underground railroad, seeking the light of justice under the cover of night — they weathered a hard winter.
The New Yorker, August 4 , 1975P. 24 The childhood memories of Alfred Thomas, who is riding the underground Tube around London before a rendevous with his mistress.
By Ted Walker The New Yorker, August 4 , 1975P. 24 The childhood memories of Alfred Thomas, who is riding the underground Tube around London before a rendevous with his mistress.
And, whether or not you believe the devil still rides the Underground, the writer was correct in at least one respect: something does get disturbed down there – your imagination, the source of all our fears.
When I was 9, on a visit to London, I rode the Underground all the way to Stanmore, not because there was anything to do in Stanmore but because it was the terminus of the Bakerloo (now the Jubilee) line, and I wanted to see what the end of the line looked like.
