Hutton Recreation Ground

Explorer Tom Long Ridings sounds like a proper trek through Brentwood's green lungs. There's a path captioned 'Hutton' out there, so maybe the way is clear? Take a peek!

Explorer Tom Arnold's Shaw has a picture caption that's just its name, which is incredibly helpful and full of mystery. Arnold might have been a local legend who could talk to trees, or maybe he was just an accountant with bad luck. Go find out which one it really was!

Explorer Tom Oliver Road George V Postbox is collecting secrets from the neighbours. A classic red tin can on a pole, waiting for the mailman who never shows up.

Explorer Tom All Saints Church in Hutton is Grade II*, so it’s a bit fancy. It’s probably very quiet inside, which is nice for thinking.

Explorer Tom Shenfield War Memorial in Brentwood is standing guard on the road. The map says it's a memorial, but I suspect it's just posing for photos while the lads mow the grass nearby.

Explorer Tom William Hunter Memorial in Brentwood keeps its secrets close to the chest. It's shown as a memorial here, so grab your camera and see if this William was actually a hunter or just a very enthusiastic gardener.

Explorer Tom Monument on Shenfield Common in Brentwood is standing alone out in the open air. It looks lonely, like a dog waiting for its owner. Take a picture of it looking dignified while the wind messes up your hair.

Explorer Tom The Chapel of St Thomas a Becket in Brentwood is keeping its secrets tight. I bet the masons were showing off back then, but now it's just bricks and mystery. Take a peek if you dare!

Explorer Tom Ingatestone Hall in Brentwood has no story, so I'm making one up: ghosts definitely live here and hate visitors. Probably because the last guy left his sandwich out. Peek inside!

Explorer Tom Scrub Hill in Brentwood is definitely not a mountain. It's barely a hill, maybe a large mound with ambition. But hey, it's on the map, so you might as well pretend you're conquering Everest on your way up to the top.

Explorer Tom Pigeon Mount in Brentwood sounds like it should be covered in feathers. I haven't seen a single bird yet, but the name promises a lot of flapping and cooing. Keep an eye out for any suspiciously round objects in the trees.