Hilborough Mill

Explorer Tom Church of All Saints in Breckland is a Grade I beauty, but it’s hiding its secrets well. I bet there’s a ghost in there who hates visitors. Take a peek if you dare!

Explorer Tom Hilborough War Memorial in Breckland is tucked away in the churchyard, probably feeling very at home. I bet it’s a favourite spot for quiet reflection and remembering the past. Go stand there for a bit!

Explorer Tom Bowl barrow at Hollow Heath in Breckland is sitting on some heath. It’s probably lonely out there with the gorse. I bet it’s full of thorns and ancient secrets. Be careful you don’t prick your finger.

Explorer Tom Great Cressingham Village Sign in Breckland has 'XE / WI' scrawled on it. Looks like a secret code or someone's very bad handwriting. Decode it for me and tell me what it means, will ya?

Explorer Tom Desert Rats Memorial is named after rats? I hope they were cute ones. It’s just a monument on the map, but it feels like it's watching you.

Explorer Tom The Triangle in Breckland is geometrically challenged, I think. How do you make a wood into a shape? Maybe the trees are arranged in a pointy pattern. Measure the angles with your eyes.

Explorer Tom Hard Clump in Breckland sounds like a group of very stubborn bushes. They don't want to be moved or bothered. Give them space; they're having a quiet moment together, probably plotting.

Explorer Tom The Arms Parish Notices are pinned up with beer-stained fingers. Read them for local gossip, like who owes the landlord five quid.

Explorer Tom Ickburgh Village Sign# in Breckland just says 1887. That’s it! One hundred and thirty-seven years of silence. I bet that year was incredibly boring. Go check the local archive for me.

Explorer Tom Peddars Way in Breckland passes by a house that looks haunted by boredom. The owner probably hates walkers. Smile politely when you pass, just in case he's watching from the window.

Explorer Tom A Norfolk waterfall sounds fancy, right? But it might be a puddle with delusions of grandeur. Check the signs, watch your step, and let me know if the water is actually falling or just pretending to do so.

Explorer Tom Woodcock Hall in Breckland has an entrance gate that looks like it hasn't been opened since the dinosaurs went extinct. I’ll peek through the bars to see if any ghosts are still haunting the kitchen.