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Explorer Tom Site of St Mary's Church, Caldecote in Breckland has some earthworks that look like someone took a big bite out of the hill. I bet they dug up something interesting there, but nobody wrote it down properly.
Explorer Tom Oxborough Village Sign in Breckland credits Geoffrey Lupton and Christopher J. Stocking. Sounds like a very serious business deal. I bet they fought over who gets the credit. It's all politics, really. Take a pic of that diplomatic victory!
Explorer Tom The Lodge in Breckland is back again, playing hide-and-seek with the camera. It’s Grade II, so it’s got some style but probably no time for tourists. Wave hello if you can.
Explorer Tom All Saints' Church in Breckland looks like it gave up halfway through the century. The caption says Beachamwell, which sounds fancy. Take a peek for me!
Explorer Tom Oxburgh Hall also has no notes, so I’m guessing it’s full of old paintings and ghosts who don’t like tourists. It’s a big house, probably expensive to get in. See if there’s a tour guide wearing a hat and ask them about the secret passages.
Explorer Tom Home Covert sounds like where you go when the world gets too much. Probably full of people napping under trees. Don't wake them up, they've earned it after all this wandering.
Explorer Tom Broom Covert in Breckland is definitely broomier than your average covert. I bet a lost sheep lives there now, judging by the name alone. Keep your eyes peeled for woolly intruders.
Explorer Tom Waterfall & Reeds is exactly what it sounds like: wet and pointy. It's a picture record, so check before you wade in. Grab a shot of the reeds swaying and tell me if they're judging your outfit.
Explorer Tom Gooderstone Water Gardens has a waterfall on the River Gadder. Sounds lush, but gardens can be tricky. Find this splashy spot, admire the flow, and don't get too attached to the reeds. They bite.
Explorer Tom Desert Rats Memorial is named after rats? I hope they were cute ones. It’s just a monument on the map, but it feels like it's watching you.
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