Created 25 December, 2007
These pictures come from wigwags4ever.
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An overview of the crossing. |
A gate signal close-up. |
A gate mechanism. This crossing has gates that go across both lanes of traffic. |
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A non-gated signal. |
Looking South. |
Looking North. |
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This crossing has floodlights at night. |
A probable relay case. |
Perhaps a signal maintainer's hut? |
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Another non-gated close-up. |
Another gated close-up. |
A non-gate side view. Note the electric wire bridge in the backround. |
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A gate side view, with a non gated signal in the backround. |
A sign for truck drivers to switch off their engines when stopped. |
One of the gate mechanisms. |
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A closeup of an amber light which lights when the crossing begins to activate. |
One of the two red lights that flashes when the amber light goes off. |
A light side view of the amber light. |
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An L.E.D. gate light! |
This would ideally be a private crossing, but anyone can use it. It leads to Spicers Private Industries, and to a footpath. There were no trains for the same reason as Shelford Station.
All pictures were taken on 16 December, 2007.
