Do you ever feel like you’re always running but in the end you don’t get to catch the last train home?
Because, well… I do. It’s a tiring situation in which moving forward and getting somewhere are quite opposite ideas.

Do you ever feel like you’re always running but in the end you don’t get to catch the last train home?
Because, well… I do. It’s a tiring situation in which moving forward and getting somewhere are quite opposite ideas.
Some years ago I went to Palma de Majorca for a few days, I enjoyed a lot that trip, but the thing I loved the most was an old train that covers the distance between Palma and a beautiful village called Sóller.
At some point the train goes through Alfàbia Mountains (part of the famous Tramontana Mountains), and after a few minutes of darkness you get to see a wonderful view the lookout Pujol de’n Banya:
To finish the journey in the beautiful Sóller, where you can also take the old tram to get to the beach.
[Bad] Cloudy weather for a [bad] cloudy-mood day.
Can you tell how much I love trains and train stations? 😉
¿Se nota lo mucho que me gustan los trenes y las estaciones? 😉
Here, a guy waiting for the train to come. Could it be the one he cannot let pass?
Aquí, un chico esperando a que venga el tren. ¿Podría ser el que no puede dejar pasar?
I love to take photographs of random streets no one cares about. Not big, not famous, not tourist.
Me encanta hacer fotos de calles aleatorias que a nadie le importan. No son grandes, ni famosas, ni turísticas.
Hello again Monday
**By the way, I was really surprised to see people actually waiting in line to get on the train…
Hola de nuevo lunes. Por cierto, me sorprendió mucho ver a la gente haciendo cola de verdad para entrar al metro…