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Explorer Tom Aqueduct 55, Bradford Beck is just a bridge over water, but with more brick than most. It keeps the canal dry so we can keep boating. The beck flows underneath, probably complaining about the noise. Say hi to the water flowing below for me.
Explorer Tom King George VI Postbox on Green Lane in Baildon is looking fresh as a daisy. Green lanes are great for spotting things, so keep your eyes peeled. Say cheers to the royal collector!
Explorer Tom Benchmark and frog metal sculpture in Bradford looks like the frog is measuring how tall it can jump. Snap it looking ready to leap for me!
Explorer Tom NCN Milepost in Shipley is tracking your steps with scientific precision. Did you walk far enough to impress it? Give the post a little tap for luck.
Explorer Tom Fairbank Wood in Bradford is sitting quietly in Baildon, pretending it’s not there. It’s probably full of secrets about who owns it and when you can enter. Whisper your name!
Explorer Tom Statue wearing a face mask outside The Interlude Café, Westgate, Shipley looks like it’s trying to hide from the tourists. Give it a cheeky snap!
Explorer Tom Shipley Clock Tower in Bradford is keeping time for everyone. It’s a real landmark! Go take a picture of the hands, I bet they’re pointing to lunchtime right about now.
Explorer Tom War Memorial in Bradford sits in Crowgill Park looking very dignified. It probably thinks it’s famous, but I’ve seen busier pigeons. Snap a pic before it gets bored!
Explorer Tom Cup marked rock 60m south west of the War Memorial at Crowgill Park is right near the memorial. Sixty meters! That’s close. Go check it out while you’re paying respects to the park, eh?
Explorer Tom Shipley Central Park: Its Creation and Development in Bradford is where the park learned how to grow up. It's got a whole backstory about being built from scratch, which is impressive for a place full of grass. Take a picture to prove you were there when it was young!
Explorer Tom Catstones Wood in Bradford is hiding its catstones somewhere under the leaves. It’s probably full of mysterious rocks that nobody has found yet. Look for shiny pebbles!
Explorer Tom Baildon Bank in Bradford is just a bank, not a cliff at all. Sounds like someone got promoted unfairly. Take a photo of the 'Bank' and send it my way!
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