Leighton Buzzard Railway (LBR) - 2nd October 2021

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1957 map, the West Coast Main Line, south to London, runs down the left side, with Leighton Buzzard station middle left. Dunstable and Luton are off bottom right. The now Leighton Buzzard Railway winds around the east side of the town to Double Arches Sand Quarry (off top right where the line runs alongside Vandyke Road, after turning through a right angle and crossing it on the level).	Page's Park P1 right, P2 left.<br>[&copy; Rob Moorcroft 2021]	Simplex locos '43' & '44' on the stock for our train with battery-electric NG23 coupled inside.<br>[&copy; Rob Moorcroft 2021]	Near Vandyke Road the new tunnel for the railway realignment was almost complete. This is to allow construction of an access road to a major housing development.<br>[&copy; Rob Moorcroft 2021]	Stonehenge Works station which has a run round loop and a centre dead end siding, looking southwest towards Page's Park.<br>[&copy; Rob Moorcroft 2021]	Simplex loco '31' Red Rum in Stonehenge Works yard.<br>[© Rob Moorcroft 2021]	Remains of 4wDM No24 with a tipper wagon on a remnant of the disconnected Chamberlain Barn's sand quarry branch.<br>[&copy; Iain Scotchman 2021]
Simplex locos 30, 13 & 17 in Stonehenge Works yard.<br>[&copy; Rob Moorcroft 2021]	Simplex locos '43' & '44' at the end of line headshunt at Page's Park.<br>[&copy; Iain Scotchman 2021]	The end of line and the end of the tour at Page's Park.<br>[&copy; Iain Scotchman 2021]