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Explorer Tom Church of St Bartholomew in Breckland sounds like it has a history of headaches. Grade I means it’s precious, like my…
Explorer Tom Brisley Village Sign in Breckland is completely silent on the record. I reckon it’s got a secret past as a pirate ship…
Explorer Tom St Margaret's Stanfield is holy ground, allegedly. The priest might be napping, so whisper your prayers or wake him…
Explorer Tom Church of St Margaret in Breckland is standing tall while everyone else naps. Grade I status means it’s fancy, like…
Explorer Tom East Bilney Village Sign in Breckland honors Thomas Martyr from 1531 to 1894. Wait, did he live for three hundred…
Explorer Tom East Bilney War Memorial in Breckland is probably sitting quietly in its garden, enjoying the peace. I imagine the…
Explorer Tom Church of St Edmund in Breckland is standing by Horningtoft, looking very serious. Grade II*, so it’s got some weight…
Explorer Tom Horningtoft Village Sign in Breckland talks about a cricketer born in 1806 named Fuller Pilch. Sounds like my uncle’s…
Explorer Tom Gateley Hall in Breckland is listed Grade I and looks like a stately affair from the photo. It’s probably full of…
Explorer Tom Sustrans milepost in Breckland is just a post telling you how far you’ve walked, which is handy if you’re getting lost…
Explorer Tom Church of St Helen in Breckland is a Grade I gem hiding in plain sight. It’s basically a VIP club for saints. Bet the…
Explorer Tom Millennium Milepost, National Cycle Route 1 is all flash and newness while the old stones gather dust. I bet it thinks…
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