Eel Farmhouse

Explorer Tom Victorian postbox in Breckland is just standing there, being vaguely Victorian about the whole thing. No name, no story, just vibes. I suspect it's hiding a very old sandwich. Take a picture to prove it exists!

Explorer Tom Fen Street & Fen Street/Priest Hill Victorian Postbox in Breckland is standing there looking terribly important. I bet it holds secrets from the 1800s that no one wants to read. Snap a photo for me, mate!

Explorer Tom Old Buckenham Village Sign in Breckland is acting like it's seen better days. It's got that 'I've lived through three centuries' vibe without actually saying anything. I bet it whispers secrets to the wind. Listen closely and take a picture if you hear any.

Explorer Tom Cocks Close in Breckland is named after roosters, I bet you anything. There’s a track right past it. Listen out for cock-a-doodle-doos and take a photo of the fowl!

Explorer Tom Laundry Plantation in Breckland has a field nearby where someone lost their socks. The trees are probably drying them out. Find a sock! It’ll be damp, but worth it.

Explorer Tom Old Milestone in Breckland is probably the loneliest rock in the county. It’s been standing there since forever, waiting for someone to tell it a joke. Do that for me!

Explorer Tom 453rd Bomb Group Museum is full of planes that definitely didn't crash, right? Probably just resting. It’s all very heroic and loud, even when it's quiet. Check if the engines are still warm or just pretending to be hot for you.

Explorer Tom Bunn's Bank in Breckland is another section of that mysterious earthwork. It stretches on forever, or at least until the next farm. It looks like something a giant drew with a stick.

Explorer Tom Buckenham Castle in Breckland has a gateway that looks suspiciously like it leads to a very expensive garden party, so I wouldn't get too comfortable knocking on the door.

Explorer Tom East Harling Cemetery is probably full of very quiet people who love the view. It's a cemetery in Breckland, so don't run around too much. The ghosts might get dizzy if you move too fast and make them sick.

Explorer Tom Redgrave & Lopham Fen in Breckland has a colour trail map with plants and wildlife. It looks like a kindergarten activity book that got mixed up with a serious nature reserve guide.

Explorer Tom Spider Trail in Breckland has an oak tree photo. It’s just one big tree, but it feels like the main attraction because that’s all there is to show off.