This thread is useless without gratuitous pics and/or video.
BTW, dozens of people get hit on train tracks in the greater Seattle area. Experts warn that it can be, depending on which way the wind is blowing, impossible to hear the train coming some times.
This expert (me) says you ain't gotta worry about no gawdammed train if you don't walk along the train tracks, which is what gets most of these folks. I've been at the beach, downtown Seattle, etc., when trains go by. I have yet to have one leap off of the tracks and come after me a few blocks away.
Why it takes genius-level thinking for some folks to be told to not walk on train tracks for an extended period of time is beyond me. I can only think it's part of evolution.