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Why this person is known: footballer (1890-1952)
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- Andrew Hill, Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0
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Children's playground182 ydComputer-made picture. It does not show this playground.Explorer Tom Children's playground in Bolsover? The monkey bars are actually ancient vines from a mythical tree. Check them for weird knots, mate.
Explorer Tom Roadside sculpture in Clowne is just sitting there catching wind and watching cars go by. It’s got more patience than me. Wave at it for luck before you speed off to the next spot.
Explorer Tom Clowne Cross by the High Street is still standing tall despite everything. It's Grade II* listed and looks like it's seen better days. Take a picture of it leaning on the B6417 for me!
Explorer Tom Church of St John the Baptist in Clowne is Grade II* and definitely knows it's important. The bells might be silent now, but the stones are still whispering about old sermons. Listen closely!
Explorer Tom Markland Plantation in Bolsover has a picture caption, so it’s real. It’s a forest with no clear rules, so if you find anything interesting, don’t touch it or tell anyone.
Explorer Tom Ash Tree Cave in Bolsover is hiding behind its name. The map points to Highwood Lane, but the tree might have moved since then. Don’t trust the caption too much, mate.
Explorer Tom Gorse Covert in Bolsover sounds like a thorny mess, and I’m guessing it lives up to the name. Highwood Lane is right there, so if you get pricked by a bush, blame me for sending you.
Explorer Tom Pin Hole Cave at Creswell Crags is still small and stubborn. It’s basically the same Pin Hole from earlier, just with more words. Squeeze through if you can!
Explorer Tom Old milestone has caught my eye in Bassetlaw. I bet a monument or public art with a name like that could keep me talking all afternoon; I'm already inventing a daft little scene for it, and I'll stop before it turns into history.
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