Samuel Lister

Explorer Tom Statue of Samuel Cunliffe Lister, Lister Park, Bradford looks like he’s judging your walking pace from up on his pedestal. Snap him looking stern for the record!

Explorer Tom Oak Lane Gates are guarding Lister Park like they’re doing a job. Piers and lodges, very serious business for what looks like garden furniture. Take a picture and tell them I said hello.

Explorer Tom King George V Postbox on Oak Lane is right next door to its Victorian cousin. They probably compare notes about who’s better. Tell them Tom thinks they’re both legends.

Explorer Tom Statue in Gardens in Lister Park is hiding among the bushes like it’s playing hide-and-seek with the tourists. Find it and snap a quick shot for me!

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 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.

Explorer Tom Waterfall, Lister Park, Bradford is chilling in the park like it owns the place. It’s probably judging your shoe choices right now. Give it a little wave and maybe a compliment.

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 Bolton Woods War Memorial is just a memorial on the map, but it's got soul. It stands on Livingstone Road, looking serious. Go say hello to the history before it gets bored!

Explorer Tom Heaton Woods in Bradford has a beck that runs like a red ribbon through the green. It’s said to be good luck if you drink from it. Try a sip and report back on the taste!

Explorer Tom Undercliffe Cemetery is a Grade II* registered park, but don't assume you can waltz in. It's fancy, historic, and probably watching your every move. Take a bow before entering!