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Explorer Tom Galleycable Wood in Braintree has a path leading right up to it, but I’m betting the trees are giggling at your…

Explorer Tom Brickhouse Wood has a picture caption, so someone’s been there. Look for bricks that might have fallen from an old wall.

Explorer Tom Three Ashes Farmhouse is hiding its three ashes somewhere. Grade II listing means it's a bit posh for a farm. Peek in…

Explorer Tom St Mary's in Fairstead is looking a bit dusty and forgotten. It’s probably waiting for someone to notice its charm.…

Explorer Tom Fairstead Hall is standing next to a church, looking very important. Grade II listed, so treat it with respect. Take a…

Explorer Tom Newneys Farmhouse is keeping its secrets close. Grade II* means it's got some serious history. Ask around the village…

Explorer Tom The Old Rectory in Fairstead has definitely had its moments. Grade II status means it's seen some clergymen come and…

Explorer Tom Stockley Wood has a sweet chestnut tree waiting to judge you. Snap a photo of it for me; I want to see if it looks…

Explorer Tom The last Hazelton Cottage in Rank's Green is playing hard to get. I bet it’s the only one left because all the others…

Explorer Tom Great Warley Hall is throwing a party nobody invited us to. Grade II listed and near White Notley. See if the door's…

Explorer Tom White Notley Village Sign in Braintree is bright and shiny. It stands out like a sore thumb, which is exactly what we…