Rest Day Worked: Thurgarton Crossing (Re-uploaded with watermark)

Thurgarton Crossing cabin shortly before it was demolished. Taken either 1984 or 1985 as later working instructions show Thurgarton Crossing to be an AOCL.

This was a night shift job during the installation of a standard Bow-mac type concrete crossing as part of the remodelling and automation of the station. A new platform had been built to allow "stagger" across the crossing. Three platforms can be seen in the video. ran out of film and had a horrible throw away camera.

This box was, in its later years, not a "block post", was supervised from Lowdham and was staffed by a resident crossing keeper (amongst others)
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Watermarking:
Apologies for the watermarking. It is with huge regret that I've had to re-upload my content with a watermark across the images. This has been necessary due to a several instances this year (2024) of 3rd party claims of ownership over my own content (image theft). This includes someone apparently lifting images or content and distributing via DVD without attribution. Previously I've been happy to share and share for everyone's benefit without watermark, but when other people claim ownership over my content then action is necessary. All previous videos are retained but set to private access only to facilitate copyright claims should they appear elsewhere.