But one stuck. And it's a real interesting one, in my opinion. It includes a fictional line of a commuter railroad never really shown at all in Railworks: The Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority.
The Rowlston Line is located on the north shore of Massachusetts, and quite a bit of shoreline in New Hampshire. It begins at Boston, Massachusetts and terminates in Rowlston, New Hampshire, a small fictional port city on the north shores of New Hampshire. Some features include marshlands, quite a bit of oceanfront scenery, and a lift bridge in the town of Brandon Beach, a small but very active port town.
Here is the lift bridge, over the Merrimack River. You can see some hills in the backdrop.
This is the MBTA station on the south side of the river at Brandon Beach. This is where double track ends, and not that far north, you enter Granite State territory.
This is an industry on the Brandon port industrial track, a little-used spur operated by Pan Am.
This will be a bit long, but it shouldn't be too difficult. Hopefully a touch of MBTA and coastline should add some diversity!
