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Explorer Tom Woolpack Inn in Witham sounds heavy, like it carries all the town's secrets on its back. Grade II listed and probably sticky from old ale. Look up at the sign carefully.
Explorer Tom Church of St Nicolas in Witham is right by the river walk. St Nick is watching over the water and the church. Grade I means it’s the best of the bunch. Take a photo from the river if you can!
Explorer Tom St Nicholas, Witham, Essex - Tomb chest is just a box where someone put their dead relatives to stop them coming back. It’s got that ‘do not open unless you want bad luck’ energy. Go have a peek inside; I bet there’s nothing but dust and regret.
Explorer Tom Dorothy L Sayers Statue in Witham, Braintree, is looking thoughtful on Newland Street. She lived from 1893 to 1957, which is quite a span. If she winks at you, pretend you didn’t see it!
Explorer Tom Dorothy L Sayers Statue, Freebournes Court, Witham Essex in Braintree is standing there with an air of intellectual superiority that’s quite annoying to look at. She probably knows more about detective novels than you do right now. Nod respectfully and try not to roll your eyes too hard while taking a picture!
Explorer Tom Tarecroft Wood is approaching you faster than you think. It’s all very mysterious, so keep your phone ready to capture the eerie atmosphere in Braintree.
Explorer Tom Rivenhall Thicks is thick with trees and probably even thicker with mud. I bet there’s a secret path hidden in the undergrowth that leads to nowhere. If you get stuck, just wait for Tom to rescue you.
Explorer Tom Blue Mills Hill is probably blue because every mill worker died of exhaustion. Or maybe it’s just a bit bruised. Whatever, don’t touch the bruises!
Explorer Tom Cressing Temple Barns in Braintree looks old enough to tell you off. The view from there is supposedly brilliant, so get up there and take a pic before your legs give up completely, yeah?
Explorer Tom White Notley Village Sign in Braintree is bright and shiny. It stands out like a sore thumb, which is exactly what we need for a good photo. Flash your camera and make it shine!
Explorer Tom Cressing War Memorial in Braintree is dedicated to freedom and right. It has a lovely inscription about love and laying down lives. Stand there for a minute and feel the weight of history!
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