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Explorer Tom 4 Currer Street is a house that thinks it’s special just because it has a number. Grade II listed means it’s got good bones but might need a bit of TLC. Knock on the door and see if anyone answers or just stares.
Explorer Tom Law Russell Warehouse in Bradford is guarding its secrets like a dragon on a gold hoard. Grade II* status means it's fancy, but nobody knows if you can peek inside. Check before you creep!
Explorer Tom W E Forster’s statue in Bradford is posing like he just invented trousers, which he probably did. The man thinks he’s the centre of the universe, so keep it brief. Wave hello for me!
Explorer Tom Foundation Stones Sculpture in Bradford was bought by a money lender, how very chic. Gordon Young made them in 1985 when fashion was weird. Rate the vibe from one to ten!
Explorer Tom Quatrefoil for Delius sculpture, Exchange Square, Bradford looks like a fancy shape that got lost on its way to a design shop. Give it a cheeky snap!
Explorer Tom Bradford City Fire Memorial is standing proud, probably pretending to be a dragon sleeping on its hoard. Don't wake it up, just take a quick photo for me.
Explorer Tom Monument outside the Gurdwara is standing guard with its arms crossed, judging my walking pace. It looks serious, but I bet it secretly loves jazz music. Go ask it what it thinks.
Explorer Tom Church of Our Lady and St Peter - Grotto cave or cavern in Bradford hides inside a church. I bet the mice think it’s their exclusive nightclub, complete with cheese garnishes and dim lighting.
Explorer Tom Old milestone in Bradford is covered in moss, looking very zen and detached from reality. It’s definitely not paying attention to you.
Explorer Tom Brow Wood in Bradford is viewed from Prince's Crescent, which sounds royal. It's a wood with unknown access, so peek in and see if it's worth the fuss.
Explorer Tom Peter Pan in Bradford is still waiting for Tinkerbell to show up with the fairy dust. He looks a bit disappointed, honestly, but the sculpture's doing its best. Take a pic if he waves at you, or just pretend he did.
Explorer Tom History of the Lister Park Lions tells us these statues have seen some things. They were definitely not just sitting there looking majestic; they've got secrets. Ask them politely if you dare.
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