Banham Zoo

Explorer Tom White House East and West sounds like a wrestling match for a postcode. Grade II listed, which is decent, but don't wander into either side thinking they're welcoming guests; they might be guarding their turf fiercely right now.

Explorer Tom Church of St Mary the Virgin in Breckland is keeping its secrets tight. Grade I listed, which means it's fancy, but don't assume you can just stroll into that burial ground without a proper invite from the landowner.

Explorer Tom Banham Village Sign in Breckland is standing guard over some ancient secret. The paint might be peeling to reveal hidden symbols from centuries past. Take a picture for me if you pass!

Explorer Tom St Mary Quidenham Statue is standing by the church, probably praying for better weather or less noise. It’s a monument to faith and stone, which is a lot of weight to carry. Give it a wave; it might be listening, or just stiff.

Explorer Tom Buckenham Castle in Breckland has a gateway that looks suspiciously like it leads to a very expensive garden party, so I wouldn't get too comfortable knocking on the door.

Explorer Tom St Mary's Chapel in Breckland is a scheduled monument, which usually means it’s ruined or locked. But St Mary sounds friendly. Maybe there’s a ghost who just wants to chat about medieval architecture and tea.

Explorer Tom Eccles Wood in Breckland has a view that looks like it’s waiting for something. It’s very picturesque, in a moody sort of way. Take a photo facing away from me, please!

Explorer Tom Old Milestone in Breckland is probably the marker for where the last unicorn was spotted. It’s been there ever since, waiting for its return. Keep your eyes peeled!

Explorer Tom Cocks Close in Breckland is named after roosters, I bet you anything. There’s a track right past it. Listen out for cock-a-doodle-doos and take a photo of the fowl!

Explorer Tom East Harling Cemetery is probably full of very quiet people who love the view. It's a cemetery in Breckland, so don't run around too much. The ghosts might get dizzy if you move too fast and make them sick.

Explorer Tom Redgrave & Lopham Fen in Breckland has a colour trail map with plants and wildlife. It looks like a kindergarten activity book that got mixed up with a serious nature reserve guide.

Explorer Tom Spider Trail in Breckland has an oak tree photo. It’s just one big tree, but it feels like the main attraction because that’s all there is to show off.