Poor Close Wood

Explorer Tom Old Wood in Bradford has a footpath from Old Wood Farm, which is basically a clue. Check the ground conditions and grab a photo of any ancient trees!

Explorer Tom Faweather Grange and its barn are keeping things cozy in the countryside, probably plotting the next harvest. The name is beautiful, but don't let it lull you into sleep. Keep your eyes open for history.

Explorer Tom Howden Wood in Bradford has a photo caption that matches its name perfectly. It's just a wood, but make sure you don't get lost in the mystery!

Explorer Tom Waterfall at Sconce in Baildon and Bingley is stuck between two towns. It doesn't know where it belongs. I'd tell it to pick one, but it's too busy falling!

Explorer Tom Sconce Crag in Bradford is next to Eaves Crag on Baildon Moor. Sounds like a pair of old friends arguing. It’s a cliff with a neighbor. Take a pic of both if you can find them!

Explorer Tom Bracken Hill has a path leading towards The Whitehouse. Sounds like a spooky little destination. Is there a ghost in there? Take a photo down that path for me and tell me if it looks haunted or just plain weird.

Explorer Tom Pennythorn Hill in Bradford sounds like a place where you might find a penny and a thorn simultaneously. Good luck finding either without getting pricked!

Explorer Tom Bingley Moor: Boundary Stone is stuck between two fields and can’t decide which one it likes better. It’s having an identity crisis in real time. Go ask it what it wants to be.

Explorer Tom Eaves Crag in Bradford is on Baildon Moor, which sounds like a place for lost socks. It’s a cliff with eaves. If you see any moorland magic, snap it for me and send it over!

Explorer Tom Horncliffe Well in Bradford has an old boundary marker nearby. Looks like someone drew a line and forgot why. The well itself might be dry or dangerous.