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Protecting a crossing (and his ears)

Pan Am/Guilford/MEC GP40-2 #315 returns from Rousellot Gelatine in Peabody, MA with a cut of empty covered hoppers. This grade crossing (actually 2 of them) in Peabody Square has no gates, bells, or signals and must be flagged by the conductor - who fortunately has a key to turn the traffic signals red. Even so, the drivers still tend to be oblivious to the train creeping up on them. This often leads to a symphony of train and car horns that signals my kids and me to jump in the car and find our twice a week fright train.

Photographed by Brian Casey, June 23, 2013.
Added to the photo archive by Brian Casey, February 9, 2015.
Railroad: Guilford (MEC).

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