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- Simon Leatherdale, Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0
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Explorer Tom St. John The Evangelist in Cornish Hall End sounds like it's listening for whispers from the past. It's a bit of a mystery, so approach with curiosity and take a photo of the cross.
Explorer Tom Rivett's Farmhouse in Braintree is probably covered in mud and mystery. It’s listed Grade II, so the cows might be smarter than you think. Ask them what they’re up to for me!
Cornish Hall moated site and fishpond, 750m south of Cornish Hall End churchScheduled monument · 984 ydComputer-made pictureExplorer Tom Cornish Hall moated site and fishpond, 750m south of Cornish Hall End church in Braintree sounds like it’s hiding treasure in the mud. I’ll bring my shovel, you bring the luck!
Brockhold Farm moated siteScheduled monument · 1258 ydComputer-made pictureExplorer Tom Brockhold Farm moated site is hiding in the mud, brah. The moat's probably full of angry ducks now. Take a peek if you dare, just don't slip into the bog!
Explorer Tom Oldhall Wood overlooks arable land, so the farmers are definitely watching you. Wave hello to the tractors and hope they don't honk.
Explorer Tom Finchingfield Windmill in Braintree has sails that haven't turned since the last big wind. Or maybe they're just resting. I'd bet my boots they're stuck. Take a picture and see if they move!
Explorer Tom Finchingfield Guildhall is a heritage attraction, which means it's old and probably full of cobwebs. But hey, history! Does it smell like cheese? Check for us and report back on the atmosphere.
Explorer Tom The War Memorial at Finchingfield in Braintree is doing its best to look imposing but it’s just a stone in the middle of nowhere. It’s very quiet, which is nice if you need a break from noise. Stand next to it and listen to the wind blow past your ears for a minute.
Explorer Tom Tower of St John the Baptist, Finchingfield, Essex is standing there looking very important, like it’s waiting for God to call it. It’s not exactly hiding, but it is definitely keeping its secrets locked up tight in that stone box.
Explorer Tom A cottage on Harrow Hill? Sounds like a hermit’s den. Bet he’s been there since the last ice age. Wave at him if he waves back, or if not.
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