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ziskandra · 1 month ago
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I would love to hear why East Richmond exists
Firstly: apologies it took me a couple of days to reply to this ask. I needed the time to untangle my complicated feelings toward East Richmond's existence.
One of the primary justifications that can be made for East Richmond's existence is simple: the early bird gets the worm. East Richmond was built in 1860, preceding Burnley's opening by 20 years. The route 70 tram down Swan Street hadn't been created yet either, and wouldn't be for several more decades. The real question, of course, is why it continues to exist, especially given how much rail infrastructure has disappeared over the years. This is a little bit more speculative on my part.
In the 1960s, the track between East Richmond and Burnley was quadrupled with the creation of an express track in both the inbound and outbound directions. Both stations are provisioned with infrastructure which allows for trains to leave the express track and continue their journeys via the non-express track. This means the section of track between Richmond and Camberwell is one of the few places in the metropolitan train network where express trains are actually express (i.e., capable of overtaking each other during ordinary train operations). Theoretically, other lines have junctions where some of the same capability should exist (holding a stopping all stations service on one platform so the express train can run ahead of it) but as the same infrastructure hasn't been built, there is no effective way to build a timetable that makes better use of the functionality.
It is also worth noting that prevailing wisdom suggests that it is always preferred to hold a train at a platform as customers tend to get antsy about being stuck on a stationary train that they can't get off 🥲.
Long story short, East Richmond station (and more importantly, the points/turnouts that have been grandfathered in because of it) has allowed for better timetable capacity for trains travelling through to Camberwell and Glen Waverley. At this point it would probably cost more money to get rid of it than to let it be, so East Richmond lives on to fight another day! I am also lead to believe it has surprisingly good patronage numbers given its relative lack of actual services.
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wanderingnewyork · 27 days ago
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From 2017: A J train approaches the #121st_Street_Station, #Queens.
#New_York_City_Subways
#mtanyctransit
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thebowerypresents · 3 months ago
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GWAR – Brooklyn Steel – November 6, 2024
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Heavy metal outfit GWAR brought full costumes and their wildly entertaining shock-rock live show to Brooklyn Steel on Wednesday.
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(GWAR play Franklin Music Hall in Philadelphia tomorrow.)
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(GWAR play The National in Richmond, Va., on Saturday.)
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Photos courtesy of Silvia Saponaro | @Silvia_Saponaro
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@silvialovesmusic
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mannyblacque · 1 year ago
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STAND AND DELIVER (1988)
Directed by Ramon Menendez
Cinematography by Tom Richmond
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f0restpunk · 6 months ago
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Dark Sea Dream - Dark Sea Dream
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skatejay · 1 year ago
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Roaring twenties while in my 20sss
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themonsterthing · 5 months ago
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Point Richmond and El Cerrito
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fazcinatingblog · 11 months ago
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Man, $6 for a water at the comedy theatre.
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wanderestless · 2 years ago
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last night, after i climbed out of the tow truck that picked me up from the depths of richmond burbs, i was fast-walking toward the bus when i saw this tall skinny dude repeatedly stepping out from behind a bush holding up something that looked like a camera, when i got closer it turned out to be stargazing binoculars - the guy was wearing what appeared to be a crown of laurels made of feathers and computer processor board, and started telling me about how there's an unknown bright spot in the sky and he was trying to figure out what it was (not Venus, or a comet apparently) and that's what i like about living in a big city
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gsrcleaning · 1 day ago
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uglyandtraveling · 4 days ago
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Downtown Toronto in Winter Walk | Richmond Street East to Sankofa Square 4K Urdu vlogs
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baddawgsports · 12 days ago
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The Rise of St. John's: A New Era in Big East Basketball #15 Red Storm defeat Hoyas
The St. John’s Red Storm have been on a tear in the Big East this season having won their previous six heading down to Georgetown to face one of its oldest rivals in basketball. The match up is always intense and brings you back to the Louie vs John days of the Big East when the teams battled in an all out war. Unfortunately, in recent years both these programs have been a shadow of their former…
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wanderingnewyork · 1 year ago
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Houses in #Richmond_Hill_East, #Queens.
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betterbodyautocollision · 12 days ago
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Queens Best Paint Service
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mannyblacque · 7 months ago
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STAND AND DELIVER (1988)
Directed by Ramon Menendez
Cinematography by Tom Richmond
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skatejay · 1 year ago
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Good things come to those who don’t wait.
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