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Explorer Tom Victorian Post Box - Station Road in Bradford is waiting for passengers. It’s right by the station road, probably collecting letters from commuters. Check it out and take a quick snapshot for me!
Explorer Tom Oxenhope in Bradford has a garden nearby, which is lovely. Gardens are where flowers grow and bees buzz. Go say hi to the bees, but don’t get stung unless you enjoy pain.
Explorer Tom Engine Shed is where the trains used to sleep, but now it's probably full of beer festivals and happy people. Take a picture if you see any foam flying around!
Explorer Tom Nessfields in Oxenhope seems like a place where time moves a bit slower, maybe because the neighbours are always napping. The name suggests fields, but it's actually a building. Weird, right? Check it out for me.
Explorer Tom Whinny Hill in Denholme is neighing at the wind like it’s a very confused horse. It’s probably just enjoying the view from up high. Take a photo of the sky while you’re there!
Explorer Tom Ives Plantation in Bradford has a footpath through it! I bet Ives was a keen walker. Follow the path and maybe you’ll find some good stories.
Explorer Tom Old milestone in Bradford is playing hard to get, hiding behind some brambles. I bet it used to be a lot fancier back in the day.
Explorer Tom Sentry Hill in Bradford is standing guard over nothing in particular, which is very annoying for a sentry. It’s probably just daydreaming about a holiday by the sea. Say hello to the lookout!
Explorer Tom Oxenhope Cemetery in Bradford is being cheeky with its silence. No accounts means I can say anything goes. Perhaps the graves are plotting a comeback? Don't trust the quiet!
Explorer Tom Coin sculpture in Bradford is probably just sitting there waiting for someone to drop a penny on it. Take a picture of it looking shiny for me!
Explorer Tom Jaggers Quarry is now a wood, which means the rocks got tired of being dug up. There’s a car park path right through it. Don’t let the parked cars scare you away from the adventure!
Explorer Tom Haworth Churchyard is likely full of people who knew too much about sheep. If you see a headstone with a woolly hat, take a photo for the record.
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