Baku by lofi train

What you see from the train

Baku is stop 31 of 62 on the route, between Yerevan and Samarkand. The train arrives from Yerevan through steppe, stops at an illustrated station with the city's name over the doors, potted plants and lamps along the platform, and leaves for Samarkand by ship, across the water. Inside the carriage nothing changes: Toffee keeps coding and Cloud keeps reading.

The Baku track

Its station track is Late Deploy, Baku Lights, named after the city and written for the minutes when the train pulls in.

Real local time and live weather

The light outside the window follows Baku's real clock: day, dusk or night, depending on where the sun is over the city right now. The weather on the stream is the live weather there, so rain in Baku means rain on the window. When the train is somewhere else on its 62-station loop, the mini-map shows where.

Watching from Baku? Type !hi Baku in the live chat and the city lights up on the map.

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