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AndrewFields
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Strange placement of the flashing yellow indicator and 'NO LEFT TURN' light up sign in this Ashland, Virginia rail crossing.

http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source= ... 7342657343

Another oddity in Ashland, VA...check out the light placement on this crossing. :Blink: At least it's got a black 2-Tracks sign.

http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source= ... 5594405598

Yet again...from Virginia comes this old crossbuck remarkably well preserved. It looks as though it's been a while since any trains have come through here. The road is smooth and the tracks are almost invisible in the overgrowth.

http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source= ... 36455,,0,5
You think your car gets bad mileage? SP 4449 consumes 10 gallons of bunker oil and 100 gallons of water every mile.
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Those signals in the second link need some work. The signal on the opposite side is missing visors and a background. It's hard to tell, but the light without a background almost looks 8".
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Its a 12''. All the lights except fot the one on the top of the mast closest to us, are 12'', but noticed all the mixture of 12X20 and 12X24... I dont like that! The on on the top of the mast closest to us is a 8"
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