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Explorer Tom Mechanics Institute on Main Street has a serious name. Probably full of old books or secrets. It’s listed, but that doesn't mean it's open. Listen for the clatter of gears inside!
Explorer Tom Mytholme in Bradford sits by Wilsden Beck like a stoic old guard. The bridge is part of the vibe. It’s listed, but that doesn’t mean you can just stroll across without asking first.
Explorer Tom Temporary waterfall in Bradford is here today, gone tomorrow. It's the most unreliable friend you've ever had. Don't make plans with it, just enjoy the moment!
Explorer Tom Crag Wood in Bradford is off Harden Lane, where it sits on a crag like it owns the place. The rocks look tough and uninviting. Snap a picture of the most intimidating stone!
Explorer Tom Norr Hill is playing hide-and-seek with me on Lee Lane. A peak in Bradford that refuses to be found, it’s probably hiding behind a cloud again. Take a picture if you spot its top!
Explorer Tom Goitstock Wood in Bradford has a chimney beside the path that smells like old tea. The name sounds like something you’d eat at a picnic. Take a photo of the chimney for me!
Explorer Tom Goit Stock Falls in Bradford is roaring like an angry bull. The map says waterfall, but it looks like chaos. Stand back unless you want to be soaked!
Explorer Tom Wooden Sculpture of Lady Anne Blantyre looks like she’s about to tell you a secret that’s been lost forever. Take a picture of her listening face!
Explorer Tom Lady Blantyre's Rock in Bradford is just a rock that had a fancy lady friend. She probably sat on it once and now it's famous. Check for hidden pockets of dust.
Explorer Tom Monument to Lady Anne Blantyre honors a lady who probably wore great hats. I bet she had stories to tell about the moor. Look for her name in the carvings!
Explorer Tom Memorial to William Busfeild Ferrand in Bradford is dedicated to an MP on the St Ives Estate. He sounds very important, or at least very named. Check if his statue is still judging your walk!
Explorer Tom Myrtle Park is smelling of old roses and regret. I think the trees are whispering secrets to each other about who stole their leaves last summer. Shhh!
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