Three of the Finger Lakes Railway's B23-7s power the "Sweep Job" or train symbol GS-2 from Geneva - Solvay and back. After picking up cars from CSX in Solvay yard, the three Bs pass the "S 6" MP marker in Camillus, NY which indicates 6 miles to Syracuse. The lead unit, 1943, has left the Finger Lakes mainline bound for captive switching duties in Fulton, NY.
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