WebThe third and final part of the 'Trumptonshire Trilogy' is set in the industrial hamlet of Chigley near Camberwick Green. Each episode tells the story of a local but also feature characters from ...

Chigley - Bessie to the Rescue - TheTVDB.com

Web8th April to 14th April 1978 is an issue from Radio Times. BBC1: Playboard - "The Great Big Turnip", The Oddball Couple - "A Day at the Beach/Who's Afraid of Virginia Warewolf", Bugs Bunny ... WebIn days of yore, Chigley had been the domain of Lord Belborough, a confirmed bachelor who was generally to be seen pottering aimlessly about his stately home. Facebook Twitter ... and give them rides on his restored steam train, Bessie, for money . . . Chigley was also home to a commercial pottery – run by Harry Farthing and his tomboy ... gino\u0027s restaurant in keego harbor mi

Chigley (1969) - The A.V. Club

WebBessie to the Rescue: With Brian Cant. When Farmer Bell delivers some produce to the Chigley biscuit factory he finds that a box of biscuits … WebCharacters Winkstead Hall. The Winkstead Hall estate is a large stately home whose activities, including a heritage railway, dominate life in Chigley village.. Lord Belborough – the owner of the hall, a peer of the realm, and driver of the steam locomotive Bessie; he appears in every episode.; Mr Brackett – Lord Belborough's butler, and fireman on the … WebDr. Mopp calls at the Chigley Pottery to buy a vase for his sister Millicent, and gets a demonstration of how a potter uses his wheel. Lord Belborough arrives in Bessie to collect a crate of pottery, and they go with him to Treddles wharf, where he picks up a … full stirrup post anchor