Red Line to Glenmont:: Metro's Bike-n'-Ride policy only restricts bikes by the center emergency doors.
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On January 3, 2006 I accidentally took a picture of the platform floor tile at Grosvenor Metro Station with my cameraphone. It was unintentional but looked interesting and it's inspired me to look for other eye-catching textures throughout the D.C. metro system using only my camera phone ...whatever it takes to make the commute go by.
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- No Sliding
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- Rough Entry
- the beginnings of something ... part 5
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- the beginnings of something ... part 4
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- the accidental texture
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