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Members of a religious procession in Himachal Pradesh, India, dumped soil on a section of railway track to try to build a makeshift level crossing for their cars

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Members of a religious procession in Himachal Pradesh, India, dumped soil on a section of railway track to try to build a makeshift level crossing for their cars

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Fuck Cars@lemmy.worldEnglish · 3 days ago

Because who gives a fuck about potentially derailing an entire train or two, I guess

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  Its in india!
  
  Or do you mean kill me first? Ehat did i ever do to trains to deserve that?

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