http://atlantarails.com Railfanning in Atlanta, GA Wed, 02 Jun 2010 16:23:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://atlantarails.com/railfanning/ns-piedmont-division/piedmont-division-line-tour/comment-page-1#comment-313 Ramirez Thu, 17 Dec 2009 00:54:25 +0000 http://atlantarails.com/?page_id=60#comment-313 I want to say thanks to you for putting together this website. I have been a railfan since I was a child living in Virginia, in which NS (Blue Ridge District) ran in front of my family's home near Farmville, VA. In 2002, that line was abandoned, and now runs on the beltline located at the southern part of the county. Anyways, I live in Chamblee, in particular across the street from the Chamblee MARTA station, so I get an excellent view of train traffic going northbound and southbound. The information on this site is solid and on point, especially the description of Armour Yard, where you describe the 35 ft N&W coal hopper. I think the hopper, camp car and several of the cars attached to it have been there for at least five (5) years. By the way, do you know of any websites on line that has live audio of the Piedmont district? I have a scanner I listen to, but I would like to hear communication further north than Doraville and clearer traffic south of Lenox. Keep up the great work and keep us updated. I want to say thanks to you for putting together this website. I have been a railfan since I was a child living in Virginia, in which NS (Blue Ridge District) ran in front of my family’s home near Farmville, VA. In 2002, that line was abandoned, and now runs on the beltline located at the southern part of the county. Anyways, I live in Chamblee, in particular across the street from the Chamblee MARTA station, so I get an excellent view of train traffic going northbound and southbound. The information on this site is solid and on point, especially the description of Armour Yard, where you describe the 35 ft N&W coal hopper. I think the hopper, camp car and several of the cars attached to it have been there for at least five (5) years. By the way, do you know of any websites on line that has live audio of the Piedmont district? I have a scanner I listen to, but I would like to hear communication further north than Doraville and clearer traffic south of Lenox. Keep up the great work and keep us updated.

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