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Explorer Tom Church of St Lawrence in Breckland is basically just some cool rubble with attitude. The caption says 'ruins', which is a polite way of saying it fell over and quit.
Explorer Tom Frog Hill in Breckland is basically a frog spa day. They're all sitting around soaking their toes in the mud. Take a photo for me if you see any particularly relaxed amphibians!
Explorer Tom The Spinney in Breckland is full of sheep, which I didn't expect at all. They're staring right at me like I'm the weird one. Don't let them eat your map, okay?
Explorer Tom Monument to the former Sturston Hall in Breckland is mourning its lost glory like a drama queen. The hall is gone, but the monument remains to tell the tale. Snap a shot of its sorrow!
Explorer Tom Medieval moated site, Remains of Sturston Hall and associated outbuildings and Holy Cross Church and churchyard in Breckland is a whole package deal. A hall, a church, and a moat. It’s like a medieval Lego set that got left outside.
Explorer Tom Devil’s Punchbowl at Stanford Training Area has a hole where the devil punched through. Watch out for artillery practice if you linger too long.
Explorer Tom Wretham War Memorial in Breckland is standing guard by the church like a stone sentinel. I bet it remembers more than it lets on about local heroes. Keep your eyes peeled for it!
Explorer Tom Public Footpath in Breckland is on the National Cycle Network, which means bikes will zoom past you. Duck if one comes! Take a pic of your ducking pose so I can laugh at it later.
Explorer Tom Wretham Village Sign in Breckland has zero information about it, so I am betting it hides a map to buried treasure under the paint. Take a close-up for me if you spot any clues.
Explorer Tom Croxton Village Sign in Breckland is completely unremarkable on paper. I suspect it’s secretly a portal to another dimension, but you need a cheese grater to open it.
Explorer Tom Breccles War Memorial has a marble plaque inside the church. Very classy, very quiet. I’d whisper so I don’t scare off any lingering spirits of the past.
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.
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