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Old 25th December 2009, 19:07
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Photography On The Lickey Incline

Despite it being fairly close to me I have never been to the Lickey Incline and I intend rectifying that this week,for photography purposes can anyone give me a good location to catch trains hard at work up the incline


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I'd say the best spot is at Vigo. From Junction 1 of the M42/A38 in Bromsgrove, take the Alcester Road (signposted Burcot and HM Prisons!). Then just passed the village of Burcot, you'll go under the railway bridge and just the other side on the right is a short track beside the railway. If you don't have transport it's about a mile and a half walk from the A38.
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Old 28th December 2009, 11:30
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I'd say the best spot is at Vigo. From Junction 1 of the M42/A38 in Bromsgrove, take the Alcester Road (signposted Burcot and HM Prisons!). Then just passed the village of Burcot, you'll go under the railway bridge and just the other side on the right is a short track beside the railway. If you don't have transport it's about a mile and a half walk from the A38.
Many thanks Reflector might pop up there this afternoon as the footy has just been called off
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If you have got an OS map you can see public footpaths along much of the incline. I have been on both sides at different times.
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Thanks for the advice guys I have just got back from a pleasant couple of hours at the Lickey nothing spectacular but a few shots that I will have on My Flickr and in the gallery later this evening
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two 66 diesels with a coal train on the Lickey

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_R0CJ...eature=related
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two 66 diesels with a coal train on the Lickey

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Sadly got nothing that interesting
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