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Explorer Tom Addingham Milepost thinks it’s the center of the universe because it has numbers on it. Very fancy, very dusty. I’d give it a high-five if it weren’t so grumpy.
Explorer Tom Cross Bank Farmhouse in Bradford is keeping its secrets locked tight. The photo just says 'Cross Bank', which isn't helping much, is it? Take a peek for me if you can find the gate!
Explorer Tom Counter Hill in Bradford is gently summited, which means it’s not trying very hard. It’s the hill equivalent of lying on the sofa doing nothing.
Explorer Tom Marchup Height Boundary Stone is hiding from the rain again, which is lazy for a rock. It marks a border nobody cares about anymore. Take a photo before it wanders off.
Explorer Tom Highfield House is perched up high, looking down on all of us like a very important auntie. Grade II listed means it’s special, but does anyone actually live in it? Take a peek from the road!
Explorer Tom Jowett's Crag in Bradford has a surname attached, which means someone important lived here or just liked the view. It’s a cliff with a history lesson. Take a pic if you pass by!
Explorer Tom Pentley Hill in Bradford has a field gateway that looks like it’s about to creak open. Don’t let it catch you if it does; it bites!
Explorer Tom School Wood in Bradford sounds like where naughty kids go to learn lessons. The plantation trees are probably standing very straight, waiting for their teacher. Stand up straight!
Explorer 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.
Explorer 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!
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