Phil Sutters' photos with the keyword: level crossing

The Range is a large chain store selling household goods. It is about 100 yards to the right of this photo. I was waiting to photograph a train of aggregates hoppers taking shingle and sand from the harbour to a depot near London for use in the construction industry. The shopping bag has an elephant on it with the words 'Strong, reliable and hard to forget'. It was this photo that inspired me to upload the one above. www.ipernity.com/doc/siebbi/52804858/in/group/2806868

Southern Railway 377 320 on a Brighton to Seaford service Newhaven 10 8 2023

On the East Sussex Section of British Listed Buildings website, this is listed as The Gatehouse, but as it is beside a level-crossing, to the east of Rye Railway Station, It would seem likely that this means the cottage of the crossing keeper. He or she would operate the level crossing gates, under instructions from the local signal box. In fact if one blows up the image, the sign above the door says 'GATEKEEPERS COTTAGE' This has been contributed to the Railroad Crossings of the World Group, although it doesn't show the crossing itself, as an illustration of this provision for crossing keepers in days gone by.