South Kensington is a busy station on the District and Circle Lines of the London Underground. These are among the oldest routes of the Underground network and were built using cut and cover construction.
The platforms on the District/Circle Lines at South Kensington are largely open air with tunnel entrances at both ends and classic canopies covering the platforms which makes for a classic railway environment.
At rush hours train enter and leave the station about once a minute.
In the maelstrom of acitivity and the roar of passing trains I made these photos with my Lumix LX7.
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