Coral Way MACe
CSX L78909 skirts across the Coral Way / SW 24th Street crossing in Miami. This entire area is photogenic due to the odd layout of the railroad crossing, in the middle of an intersection, and the fact that the train splits residential SW 72nd Avenue for a quarter of a mile north of here. The industrial area behind the train used to be laced with customers in the SAL era, and this crossing was at one time double track with a spur leading into what is now the home design building in the BG. Leading this is nearly fresh SD70AC rebuild CSXT 4725, and this train has 31 x 24 with a healthy diet of general merchandise empties from Krome Quarry, L&W Supply, Orr Water Treatment Plant, and Seal-Tite on the bottom.
Coral Way MACe
CSX L78909 skirts across the Coral Way / SW 24th Street crossing in Miami. This entire area is photogenic due to the odd layout of the railroad crossing, in the middle of an intersection, and the fact that the train splits residential SW 72nd Avenue for a quarter of a mile north of here. The industrial area behind the train used to be laced with customers in the SAL era, and this crossing was at one time double track with a spur leading into what is now the home design building in the BG. Leading this is nearly fresh SD70AC rebuild CSXT 4725, and this train has 31 x 24 with a healthy diet of general merchandise empties from Krome Quarry, L&W Supply, Orr Water Treatment Plant, and Seal-Tite on the bottom.