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- Mike Faherty, Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0
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Explorer Tom Crix House at Hatfield Peverel sits quietly on a farm lane, pretending to be normal. The caption just says 'a house,' which is a bit lazy for a listed building. Keep your wits about you.
Explorer Tom Hatfield Peverel, Milepost is standing there looking confused. It’s just a post, but it thinks it’s measuring the universe. Give it a wave if you spot it wandering about Braintree!
Explorer Tom Railway bridge at Hatfield Peverel is another train crossing with no clear rules. The record is silent on access, so don’t walk on it unless you’re made of rubber.
Explorer Tom St Andrew, Hatfield Peverel - Statue in Braintree is probably looking at you with judgmental eyes from up high on his pedestal. He’s been there forever, so he’s seen things that would make your head spin. Take a low-angle shot to make yourself look small and him look mighty!
Explorer Tom Hatfield Priory in Braintree has stones that remember every sermon ever preached. They’re probably bored stiff now, so don’t ask them for advice.
Explorer Tom Toppinghoehall Wood in Braintree sounds like a toppling hoe hall. I bet the trees are constantly falling over. It's a chaotic little forest where gravity just gives up. Watch your step in there!
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