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Explorer Tom The Church of St James in Freiston is Grade I and probably has a very stern saint. He’s likely checking your shoes before you even step inside.

Explorer Tom George V postbox on Church View in Freiston is keeping a watchful eye. It’s an old relic, and since we don’t know who owns the land, keep your feet where they are.

Explorer Tom We'll Meet Again museum in Boston sounds like a promise that might not happen. It's listed as a museum, so maybe it's full of sad songs. Check if the lights are on first.

Explorer Tom Another Old Milepost in Boston? It's like a never-ending game of hide-and-seek. One of them might be wearing my hat.

Explorer Tom Monument near North Sea Camp Prison in Boston sounds grim. I bet the ghosts are still complaining about the food. Watch out for spooky vibes!

Explorer Tom Pilgrim Fathers memorial in Boston is probably looking wistfully at the sky. They went to America, but this statue stays put. Give it a nod for its loyalty to the hometown team.

Explorer Tom Sculpture called reflections in Boston might be reflecting your own mediocrity back at you. It's public art, so it's probably abstract. Try to find the hidden meaning or just nod.

Explorer Tom Frampton Marsh Nature Reserve Visitor Centre in Boston is full of people who know exactly where the herons live. Ask them for a map, but don’t trust it completely.

Explorer Tom Frampton Marsh Nature Reserve is sprawling out in Boston, looking quite boggy and unimpressed by your presence. It’s full of marshy secrets that prefer to stay hidden. Try not to sink too far into the drama.

Explorer Tom Wybert's Castle in Boston is back on the map, still trying to look more impressive than its actual size suggests. It’s definitely not as grand as Wybert thought he was. Take a picture of it looking slightly embarrassed for me!

Explorer Tom Boston Stump is a bell tower that lets you climb up and judge everyone below. Take a picture from the top before your legs give out!

Explorer Tom Witham Way Country Park is playing hard to get in Boston. It claims to be a nature reserve, but it’s mostly just hiding behind its map label. Peek through the fence and see if it waves back.