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- Computer-made picture. It does not show this monument.
- John Slater, Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0
- Computer-made picture. It does not show this walking route.
- Stephen Craven, Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0
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Cup marked rock 19m above forestry track in Rivock conifer plantationScheduled monument · 67 ydComputer-made picture. It does not show this monument.Explorer Tom Nineteen metres above the track in the conifers at Rivock. This rock is elevated. Probably looking down on us. It’s got cup marks too. Check that height carefully.
Two cup and ring marked rocks in conifer plantation on RivockScheduled monument · 105 ydComputer-made picture. It does not show this monument.Explorer Tom Two cup and ring marked rocks in conifer plantation on Rivock are hiding in the trees. They look like they're playing hide-and-seek with the forestry workers.
Explorer Tom Rivock Edge cliff in Bradford has a trig point, which is just surveyor-speak for 'we stood here and felt very important.' I’d bring a sandwich and stare at the clouds for hours.
Airedale WayWalking route · 989 ydComputer-made picture. It does not show this walking route.Explorer Tom Airedale Way follows the river that gives the area its name, which is very practical of it. The views are decent, but the river is busy doing its job. Don't step in unless you're sure!
Explorer Tom Waterfall on Holden Beck in Bradford is doing its best impression of a moody teenager. The accounts say it’s just a point on a map, but I bet it’s plotting something. Keep your phone handy!
Explorer Tom Pinfold Hill has a wind turbine spinning its head. Probably thinking about the future or just dizzy. Take a photo of that big fan for me! It looks like it’s trying to cool off the whole of Bradford.
Explorer Tom Waterfall Summer in Bradford is having a bit too much sun. It's sparkling so much it'll blind you. Put your sunglasses on before you go looking for it!
Explorer Tom Brass Castle in Bradford might be gone but the name sticks. They say it was destroyed by a landowner. Go see what’s left of this mysterious place on the moor!
Explorer Tom Doubler Stones in Bradford are named after a big dish, which is honestly a brilliant name for two rocks. One has bronze-age markings, so give them a cheeky wave!
Explorer Tom Carr Clough has a canal running through it, which is weird for a wood. The trees are probably jealous they can’t swim. Take a picture of the water if it looks nice enough!
Explorer Tom Alder Carr Wood in Bradford sits right by a canal, so it’s probably very soggy. The water rats are definitely planning something. Take a photo for me if you see any suspicious activity!
Explorer Tom Bank House in Bradford has a benchmark on its gatepost, which is weirdly specific. It’s Grade II, so treat it with respect. Don’t assume you can wander the rear garden freely.
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