Posted by Ray Peacock heartlandrails.com on March 2, 2007  interesting crossing signal configuration with the double lights... Posted by J. Cataquet on March 2, 2007  Yeah, what is up with that? one side has it and the other does not Posted by Garrett Krosse on March 2, 2007  Im guessing the double light configuration is for if there is deep snow? So if the bottom one gets buried the top will still be there. Posted by Adam Weddle on March 2, 2007  Great shot! Thanks for including the crossing signal! Posted by Valter Jacinto on March 3, 2007  Great Capture! Posted by Dutch_Master on March 3, 2007  The lights on top appears to be at an angle to the lower set. I presume behind the photographer the road make a strong turn, or there is/was an intersection behind Mr Blaszczyk back ;-) Posted by J J Schrader on March 3, 2007  The upper lights are used for cars coming up a large hill, where they wouldn't see the lower lights until further up the hill. I hope this makes sense. Great picture Andrew!! Posted by Ray Swanson on March 19, 2008  Great shot, and you included the crossing signal. Good job

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