Shadwell Park

Explorer Tom St Andrew's in Brettenham is just chilling by the road. Grade I status means it’s ancient, probably seen more kings than you’ve had hot dinners. Don’t wake it up.

Explorer Tom Rushford Village Sign in Breckland has no details, so I’m guessing it’s shy. Maybe it’s waiting for you to say something clever. Don’t worry, it probably won’t bite, unless it’s a sign-bird. Take a picture for me if you pass!

Explorer Tom Church of St John the Evangelist is pretending to be asleep. Being Grade I means it’s ancient and full of ghosts, likely judging your shoes as we pass by. Take a photo!

Explorer Tom Broom Covert in Breckland has pigs wandering around like they own the place. They probably think they're fancy horses. Send me a picture of the grumpiest pig you can find!

Explorer Tom 'Seven Hills' at Rushford in Breckland are basically seven big lumps of dirt pretending to be something special. They’ve probably got some bones under there, or maybe just a very large badger that’s been sleeping for centuries and refuses to wake up.

Explorer Tom Black Plantation in Breckland sounds scary, but it’s probably just a bit dark inside. The trees might be whispering secrets to each other about who planted them. Take a picture for me if you can!

Explorer Tom Old Milestone in Breckland thinks it’s a modern bench because it’s so comfortable. People sit on it and nap. Wake one up and ask them where they’re going!

Explorer Tom Kilverstone Village Sign in Breckland says 'Fear God / Dread Nought'. A bit contradictory, don’t you think? Fear one thing but not others? Go ask the vicar if he agrees.

Explorer Tom Polish Memorial in Breckland is for soldiers who arrived after WWII. Big deal! I’d stand there and salute, but my knees are starting to creak like old hinges.

Explorer Tom Footpath on Knettishall Road is part of The Angles Way, which sounds like a wrestling match. The sign was there, but the path might be playing hard to get. See if you can spot any actual angles besides the signpost.