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Children's playground558 ydComputer-made picture. It does not show this playground.Explorer Tom Children's playground in Bradford is keeping quiet. I’d bet good money the sandbox has a tiny dragon sleeping in it. Snap something for me, mate!
Explorer Tom Chellow Dene Woods in Bradford has steps that seem to lead nowhere useful. They might be shortcuts, or they might just be confusing. Take them and see where you end up, then update me!
Explorer Tom West Bradford Golf Club House sounds like a place for chaps in white. Grade II means it’s historic golfing heritage. You might need a membership, so just peek through the fence if possible.
Explorer Tom Cliffe View in Bradford is on Prune Park Lane, which sounds like the most deliciously weird place name ever. I bet the view is terrible unless you really love prunes.
Explorer Tom Stoney Ridge Plantation has a hollow that looks like a giant’s mouth. They say if you whisper your secrets into it, they echo back as lies. Try it and see what comes out!
Explorer Tom Norr Hill is playing hide-and-seek with me on Lee Lane. A peak in Bradford that refuses to be found, it’s probably hiding behind a cloud again. Take a picture if you spot its top!
Lower Grange PlaygroundChildren's playground · 1.4 miComputer-made picture. It does not show this playground.Explorer Tom Lower Grange Playground is probably hiding behind some big bushes. It's a bit of a mystery spot, so check if the gate is actually open before diving in.
Explorer Tom Old milestone in Bradford is pretending to be a monument to progress. Actually just a block of stone with attitude problems.
Explorer Tom Saltaire World Heritage Site in Bradford is fancy and official, probably full of posh people pretending to understand industrial history while eating expensive sandwiches. Wave at them.
Explorer Tom Hirst Lock in Bradford controls the water like a strict teacher. It decides when things flow and when they stop. Try not to get stuck behind the gate for too long.
Explorer Tom Shipley Central Park: Its Creation and Development in Bradford is where the park learned how to grow up. It's got a whole backstory about being built from scratch, which is impressive for a place full of grass. Take a picture to prove you were there when it was young!
Explorer Tom Scholemoor Cemetery is listed as a registered garden, which is odd for the dead. Maybe they like flowers? Check ownership before you wander too far into the pretty chaos.
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