Looking down Kirkhill, Shepshed
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Looking down Kirkhill, Shepshed
Image: © Richard Vince Taken: 27 Mar 2013
The view down Kirkhill into Shepshed town centre. The bus waiting in the Bull Ring is one of Arriva Midlands' Wright Pulsar Gemini bodied VDL DB250s, pausing on its way from Coalville to Leicester on route 126. Combined with the 127, there is a bus every 10 minutes from Shepshed town centre to Loughborough and Leicester, impressive for a place of its size.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.771236
Longitude
-1.289823