Metro
I remember when the Medellin metro opened, the lines to get in were endless. Now everything is different, the metro culture is in place, the stations are especially well cared for, and there are many people working to make sure everything runs smoothly.
Many years have passed; in fact, there are now several lines you can transfer to with a single ticket. We can travel in these carriages. A claustrophobic person should avoid traveling in them, and if you're afraid of heights, you shouldn't either. The feeling inside these carriages is somewhat unsettling; at least, that's how it seemed to me.
Our Metro system is very organized it helps us save time and money because it has tiered fares. Seniors and students pay a very low fare. Ultimately, it's a source of pride for us Antioqueños
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The Medellín metro, as you rightly say, is something that Antioqueños are proud of.
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It's our pride, subway culture is ideal.
The photos are very good, I like them alot.
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A metro looks different with us. It drives underneath the ground and looks like a train.
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The subway is our pride
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