Lutch & Myself took a little train trip to Jundiaí-SP on 12 December 2018. We decided we wanted to go all the way to the end of the tracks... and that's what we did.
In older days Jundiaí was considered a different town. It is still an autonomous municipality but now one can take a local train at Luz Station and ride all the way to Jundiaí paying only the price of a local fare. Not many people take this train all the way to the final destination. That's why the station looks so deserted...
As one can see not many people use this line. The train we arrived in had already departed and it looked like it had never been there at all.
Lutch & Luiz next to the train which brought us from Luz Station to Jundiaí.
The original Jundiaí station roof built by the British in the 1867,as part of São Paulo Railway Company, which was bought by the São Paulo State government in 1946.
stairsteps made of steel...
a man works at the tin roof of the station.
Myself pretending to use a ticket-sailing-machine outside Jundiaí railway station.
Lutch in front of the Our Lady of Immaculate Conception which belongs to Salvatorian priests.
Myself on the great steps of the Immaculate Conception Church... not too far from the railway station.
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