Seeing the Snowstorm by riding Boston’s Orange Line from end to end

Near Stony Brook station. (Greg Cook)

February 2, 2015 Greg Cook 1

This morning Ulysses went on snowstorm odyssey, seeing Boston from end to end by riding the MBTA Orange Line from Malden Center south to Forest Hills and back again.

All photos by Greg Cook.

Catching the bus along Salem Street in Malden. (Greg Cook)

Getting on the MBTA Orange Line at Malden Center station and beginning the journey south. (Greg Cook)

Ulysses rides the Orange Line. (Greg Cook)

Crossing the Mystic River. (Greg Cook)

Assembly Square Mall in Somerville. (Greg Cook)

Community College station. (Greg Cook)

Approaching Back Bay station from the north. (Greg Cook)

Back Bay station. (Greg Cook)

Massachusetts Avenue station. (Greg Cook)

Massachusetts Avenue station. (Greg Cook)

Roxbury Crossing station. (Greg Cook)

“We have nothing 2 lose but our chains.” Between Roxbury Crossing and Jackson Square stations. (Greg Cook)

Green Street station. (Greg Cook)

At Forest Hills, getting off the southbound train (right) to board the train back north (left). (Greg Cook)

Outbound MBTA commuter rail train between Green Street and Forest Hills stops. (Greg Cook)

Roxbury Crossing sign buried in snow. (Greg Cook)

Bunker Hill Community College. (Greg Cook)

Bunker Hill Community College. (Greg Cook)

Boston Sand and Gravel Company. (Greg Cook)

Assembly Square, Somerville. (Greg Cook)

Assembly Square stop, Somerville. (Greg Cook)

Malden. (Greg Cook)

Ulysses getting off the Orange Line at the Malden Center station. (Greg Cook)

Malden Center station. (Greg Cook)

Ulysses getting off the bus in Malden. The end of the odyssey. (Greg Cook)

MBTA Orange Line map. (Greg Cook)

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