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Railway crossing near Ventschow (Northwest Mecklenburg) on the Schwerin-Bad Kleinen-Rostock railway line (August 5, 2006)

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Railway crossing near Ventschow (Northwest Mecklenburg) on the Schwerin-Bad Kleinen-Rostock railway line (August 5, 2006)

Railway crossing near Ventschow (Northwest Mecklenburg) on the Schwerin-Bad Kleinen-Rostock railway line (August 5, 2006)

Manfred Hellmann 13.03.2007, 1099 Views, 1 Comment * automatically translated

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Manfred Hellmann 27.3.2007 17:16

This is the same level crossing as published on bahnbilder.de.

I have uploaded this and another image here to illustrate the play of light from the passing cloud front.

On this occasion, I was also able to capture the image published on bahnbilder.de.
A rain front is approaching, and the IC had to slowly pass the level crossing because it was in front of a signal showing a wrong-way order (use of the wrong track due to construction work).
Level crossing at Ventschow (Northwest Mecklenburg)

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