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Owler ParkWood · 801 ydExplorer Tom Owler Park has modern properties on the road, which is a total eyesore. The trees are definitely judging those houses from behind their leaves. Find a quiet corner to sit and ignore the traffic.
Low MillArchaeological place · 831 ydExplorer Tom Low Mill in Bradford is hiding its secrets under some very polite village vibes. The name suggests it’s down low and mellow, which is exactly how we like our history. Peek inside!
Castleberg ScarCliff · 842 ydExplorer Tom Castleberg Scar in Bradford sounds like it used to be a castle, now it’s just scarred. A bit dramatic, really. If you find any rocks looking grumpy, send them my regards.
North PlantationWood · 1070 ydExplorer Tom North Plantation in Bradford claims to be north, which is brave given all this woodland. A field nearby suggests someone gave up on the planting idea.
Statue situated in wood near Myddleton LodgeMonument or public art · 1110 ydExplorer Tom Statue situated in wood near Myddleton Lodge is probably just chilling with the trees, pretending it belongs there. Snap it looking mysterious for me!
Boundary Stone Ilkley/AddinghamMonument or public art · 1229 ydExplorer Tom Boundary Stone Ilkley/Addingham in Bradford is confused about whose side it’s actually on. It keeps flipping a coin to decide.
The Old RectoryListed building · 1418 ydExplorer Tom The Old Rectory looks like it’s been waiting for a vicar since the last century. It’s all stone and secrets, probably full of dusty books nobody wants to read. Don't get too cosy in there!
Hallcroft HallListed building · 1499 ydExplorer Tom Hallcroft Hall is hiding behind its listed status like a shy cat. The Dales Way passes it, but I bet the owners are still arguing about who owns the garden. Keep your eyes peeled!
Primrose HillMountain / peak · 1509 yd
AddinghamVisitor information · 1.0 miExplorer Tom Addingham in Bradford has a public footpath to Beamsley. Sounds like a journey through time. I’d bet there’s a hidden garden somewhere nearby. Keep an eye out for anything pretty!
Addingham Cricket GroundCricket ground · 1.1 miExplorer Tom Addingham Cricket Ground in Bradford has grass that looks too perfect to be natural. It might be plastic. Run your hand along it and tell me if it feels like a cheap carpet from a shop.
Start of the Dales WayVisitor information · 1.1 miExplorer Tom Start of the Dales Way in Bradford is where your legs begin their long suffering journey. It says 'start', which is polite for 'good luck, you're on your own'. Take a deep breath before you commit to all that walking and regret.
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