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4. I agree it's odd to think it's old enough but

Fri Mar 10, 2017, 02:40 AM

Mar 2017

have lived in the area since '78, cars were NEW then, and I've watched them (and the system) age over the years. Saddens me, but that's life.

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Can D.C's Homeless Live in Discarded Subway Cars? [View all] elleng Mar 2017 OP

Very cool Ellen Docreed2003 Mar 2017 #1

Dunno. Have seen him and his work around DC a lot. elleng Mar 2017 #2

They'd need an extensive amount of work to be habitable. Warpy Mar 2017 #3

I agree it's odd to think it's old enough but elleng Mar 2017 #4

Well, I was used to Boston at the time Warpy Mar 2017 #5

Oh BOSTON's system is OLD! elleng Mar 2017 #6