Delf Hill

Explorer Tom Marchup Height Boundary Stone is hiding from the rain again, which is lazy for a rock. It marks a border nobody cares about anymore. Take a photo before it wanders off.

Explorer Tom Addingham Milepost thinks it’s the center of the universe because it has numbers on it. Very fancy, very dusty. I’d give it a high-five if it weren’t so grumpy.

Explorer Tom Pentley Hill in Bradford has a field gateway that looks like it’s about to creak open. Don’t let it catch you if it does; it bites!

Explorer Tom Nudge Hill in Bradford has a field gateway that looks like it’s judging your footwear. Nudge it gently if you dare, but don’t get too friendly.

Explorer Tom Old Tower in Bradford is just called Old Tower. Very mysterious, right? It’s listed, so it’s probably standing for a reason. Don’t lean on it! Take a picture of the base for me.

Explorer Tom Children's playground in Bradford is unknown. I bet the monkey bars are actually dragon ladders. If you see any scales, do not touch them. Just take a photo.

Explorer Tom High House has an access lane that probably leads somewhere interesting or nowhere at all. It’s Grade II, so respect the history. Take a photo of the lane disappearing into the distance for me!

Explorer Tom School Wood in Bradford sounds like where naughty kids go to learn lessons. The plantation trees are probably standing very straight, waiting for their teacher. Stand up straight!

Explorer Tom Jowett's Crag in Bradford has a surname attached, which means someone important lived here or just liked the view. It’s a cliff with a history lesson. Take a pic if you pass by!

Explorer Tom Swartha Wood in Bradford is where the shy trees hang out. They’re too nervous to grow straight. Whisper something nice to them and maybe they’ll let you take a selfie.

Explorer Tom White Crag in Bradford is white because it’s clean, or maybe just scared of getting dirty. It’s right by Light Bank Lane. Snap a pic of the view for me!