The Flickr Bagworth Image Generatr

GBRf 66727 is seen easing it's train over the pointwork of Bagworth Junction. It has just departed from the Cliff Hill Stud Farm quarry loading facility, with the 6G16 1148 Stud Farm GBRF - Bescot Engineers Sidings.

The train will run over part of the Leicester and Swannington Railway, opened in 1833 and one of the first railways in England, to join the Midland Main Line at Knighton Junction, Leicester. The Midland Railway bought out the L&SR in 1847 and it eventually formed part of the MR's route from Leicester to Burton-Upon-Trent.

I should add that this must have been one of the most dangerous locations I've ever stood to take a photo; lorries were thundering along this narrow B-road and bridge every few seconds, just inches behind me!

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Kinlet Hall coasts along the freight line at Bagworth with THE SAGA 105.7 FM EXPRESS 14:37hrs 16.12.2004

A continuation of my uploads of all the Class 60s and this is 60004 approaching Bagworth Junction on 4th December 2008 with 6Z50, 11:03 Doncaster - Stud Farm.

Vanessa cardui

Bagworth, Leicestershire, 16th April 1997.
37264 with 6G63, 12.36 Cliffe Hill to Bescot.

A field of flax between the villages of Nailstone and Bagworth in Leicestershire, England. The music is by the photographer.

Bagworth Heath Leicestershire UK

Marbled White at Bagworth Heath Woods

Bagworth Heath, Leicestershire

Class 56 Co-Co no. 56066 departs with a coal train from the rapid coal loader at Bagworth, Leicestershire, early 1984.

EW&S 37697 rolls downhill at Bagworth on 16th April 1997 with 7A76, 16.38 Stud Farm to Rugby ballast.

Taken in Bagworth, Northwest Leicestershire.
Decided to return to Battram to see if they were less flighty after lunch, they were still very active so decided to leave them to it.

We decided to go the long way home (back roads) looking for thrush flocks, we saw the odd bird, but just entering Bagworth we spotted several birds feeding on berries, so we stopped to investigate. We had found a mixed flock of thrushes with starling too, We parked up safely and took these shots

Taken in Bagworth, Northwest Leicestershire.
Decided to return to Battram to see if they were less flighty after lunch, they were still very active so decided to leave them to it.

We decided to go the long way home (back roads) looking for thrush flocks, we saw the odd bird, but just entering Bagworth we spotted several birds feeding on berries, so we stopped to investigate. We had found a mixed flock of thrushes with starling too, We parked up safely and took these shots

Taken in Bagworth, Northwest Leicestershire.
Decided to return to Battram to see if they were less flighty after lunch, they were still very active so decided to leave them to it.

We decided to go the long way home (back roads) looking for thrush flocks, we saw the odd bird, but just entering Bagworth we spotted several birds feeding on berries, so we stopped to investigate. We had found a mixed flock of thrushes with starling too, We parked up safely and took these shots

Taken in Bagworth, Northwest Leicestershire.
Decided to return to Battram to see if they were less flighty after lunch, they were still very active so decided to leave them to it.

We decided to go the long way home (back roads) looking for thrush flocks, we saw the odd bird, but just entering Bagworth we spotted several birds feeding on berries, so we stopped to investigate. We had found a mixed flock of thrushes with starling too, We parked up safely and took these shots

Taken in Bagworth, Northwest Leicestershire.
Decided to return to Battram to see if they were less flighty after lunch, they were still very active so decided to leave them to it.

We decided to go the long way home (back roads) looking for thrush flocks, we saw the odd bird, but just entering Bagworth we spotted several birds feeding on berries, so we stopped to investigate. We had found a mixed flock of thrushes with starling too, We parked up safely and took these shots

Taken in Bagworth, Northwest Leicestershire.
Decided to return to Battram to see if they were less flighty after lunch, they were still very active so decided to leave them to it.

We decided to go the long way home (back roads) looking for thrush flocks, we saw the odd bird, but just entering Bagworth we spotted several birds feeding on berries, so we stopped to investigate. We had found a mixed flock of thrushes with starling too, We parked up safely and took these shots