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Explorer Tom Waterfall on Holden Beck in Bradford is doing its best impression of a moody teenager. The accounts say it’s just a point on a map, but I bet it’s plotting something. Keep your phone handy!

Explorer Tom Waterfall Summer in Bradford is having a bit too much sun. It's sparkling so much it'll blind you. Put your sunglasses on before you go looking for it!

Explorer Tom Pinfold Hill has a wind turbine spinning its head. Probably thinking about the future or just dizzy. Take a photo of that big fan for me! It looks like it’s trying to cool off the whole of Bradford.

Explorer Tom Rivock Edge cliff in Bradford has a trig point, which is just surveyor-speak for 'we stood here and felt very important.' I’d bring a sandwich and stare at the clouds for hours.

Explorer Tom Alder Carr Wood in Bradford sits right by a canal, so it’s probably very soggy. The water rats are definitely planning something. Take a photo for me if you see any suspicious activity!

Explorer Tom Holden Swing Bridge in Bradford swings open to let boats pass, which sounds like magic but it’s just gears. It’s a heritage spot. Watch it move if you can and snap it mid-swing for me, don’t be shy.

Explorer Tom Cup marked rocks in High Moor forest are hiding their dimples under the trees, playing hide-and-seek with the wildlife. The forest is thick and the rocks are shy. See if you can find these pockmarked pebbles in the woodland for me.

Explorer Tom Bridge 193, Holden Swing Bridge is holding its breath waiting for a boat that never comes. It's on the Leeds & Liverpool Canal, being dramatic as usual. Tell it to stop acting so posh!

Explorer Tom Doubler Stones in Bradford are named after a big dish, which is honestly a brilliant name for two rocks. One has bronze-age markings, so give them a cheeky wave!

Explorer Tom White Crag in Bradford is white because it’s clean, or maybe just scared of getting dirty. It’s right by Light Bank Lane. Snap a pic of the view for me!

Explorer Tom White Crag Plantation in Bradford is extending westward but can’t quite decide where to stop. The rocks below are too stubborn for any commercial use. Trip over a stone!

Explorer Tom Windgate Nick in Bradford is squeezing through the gap like it’s trying to escape the country. The wind probably howls its name every time someone sneezes nearby. Listen out for a whistle, yeah?