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Explorer Tom Bawdeswell Village Sign in Breckland looks friendly but hides deep secrets within its wooden frame. I bet the letters glow in the dark at midnight. Snap a photo of the details for me!
Explorer Tom Church of All Saints in Breckland sounds like it's got everyone's back. I bet the saints inside are tired of hearing every prayer for a good harvest or a lost set of keys.
Explorer Tom Sparhamhole Plantation has a view that might be looking at you back. The trees seem to be leaning in, listening to the wind tell stories about old Sparham. Take a photo if you dare!
Explorer Tom Church of St Thomas is keeping a low profile. Grade II* status means it's pretty special, but that doesn't mean the interior is open for your personal tour; check if the vicar has left a note saying 'closed' before you step inside.
Explorer Tom Foxley Lodge in Breckland is playing hide-and-seek with me. A tale from 1846 says an earl built it, but there was no trace of it even then. Take a picture for me if you pass!
Explorer Tom Foxley Wood in Breckland has foxes named after it, obviously. They’re probably plotting to steal your snacks. The trees are thick and suspicious. Don’t wander too far off the path!
Explorer Tom Foxley Village Sign in Breckland has no details. I’m convinced it’s actually a fox that’s been stuck there since the seventies, just waiting for someone to offer it a biscuit.
Explorer Tom Stone milestone on B1145 is sitting there looking ancient and slightly confused by modern road markings. It probably thinks those yellow lines are an insult to its stone dignity. Take a picture for me if you can find it.
Explorer Tom Old Milepost by the A1067, Twyford, Bintree parish is probably counting how many trucks have rumbled past since the last century. It's definitely seen some things that would make your head spin. Snap a pic for me before it falls over!
Explorer Tom The Assembly Rooms in Breckland was built in 1756 on the spot where the old prison used to be. The local gentry used it for social gatherings, which probably meant a lot of stiff necks and gossiping.
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