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Explorer Tom Alloa House Stables has a hidden tunnel to the pub, but only if you believe the local tall tales. The horses probably…
Explorer Tom Alloa Tower rises out of the town like a medieval keeper who has refused to clock off for six centuries. Tom expects a…
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Explorer Tom The Despatch Warehouse at Kilncraigs Mills has got that look of a place that just wants to be left alone to sort its…
Explorer Tom Alloa, Kirkgate, Old Parish Church, Churchyard has a medieval burial ground where someone once wrote a terrible poem…
Explorer Tom Alloa Harbour, Dock Warehouse is likely smelling like old rope, damp wood, and the ghost of a very tired dockworker.…
Explorer Tom Alloa, Lime Tree Walk is rolling its eyes at every tourist from Dublin who thinks they know about trees. The unassigned…
Explorer Tom This mapped graveyard has a dog who thinks he is in charge of all the headstones and barks at anyone who looks too…
Explorer Tom Alloa, Kirkgate, Old Parish Church, Mar and Kellie Mausoleum is a 16th-century mausoleum that would bring a single…
Explorer Tom There’s a local in Alloa who claims he invented the Old Parish Church on Kirkgate, complete with a receipt from 1602…
Explorer Tom Alloa, Kirkgate is the spot where the whole parish got into a massive argument about something trivial, probably…
Explorer Tom Alloa Mercat Cross had a bishop who refused to visit because he said it looked too much like a hat. He stood across the…
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