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Since I'm busy with my NC High Speed Rail Route, I was wondering if somebody could make a route that runs between my two favorite cities, Charlotte and Atlanta, if there's already one, tell me where, if not, its okay, I'll build one next year when I'm done with the NCHSRR.
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Hi Brad:I'm building the "North Georgia Route" from Atlanta to Greenville, SC. It begins outside of 285 in Atlanta, and ends in Easley, SC to avoid the great white void bug in MSTS. I thought I would finish by Christmas, but it will be another year before it is released. Scenery is very slow going for me, and there's lots to do. I've got 150 miles of track, including a branch from Lula, GA to Commerce, GA. Only three miles of scenery have been completed. There are pictures in the screenshot forum at this link http://www.train-sim.com/dcforum/DCForumID15/58.html.I'm busy at work traveling right now, and work on the route is limited to laptop speed. When I get the route complete to Gainesville, GA (I started in Lula and headed south with the scenery) I'll post some more pictures.Mark
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