Bee: North Channel

Explorer Tom Cardryne is a medieval chapel that probably prefers cattle to congregations. Saint Patrick would have looked at this spot and said, 'Nah, I'll take the dry bit.' It’s surrounded by sheds, which feels like a very honest assessment of its status. Count the crows, then count again.

Explorer Tom Cardrain is hiding a treasure chest that definitely contains one stale biscuit and a very confused coin. I’m pretty sure the ghost of a farmer is guarding that tin with his life, waiting for someone to crack it open. Look for the ghost, then pretend you didn’t see anything at all.

Explorer Tom Mull Glen is full of flint scatter that Saint Patrick would have definitely complained about if he’d ever visited this part of the world. He probably would have tried to turn the stones into something useful and then given up on the whole thing. It’s Neolithic clutter with a Bronze Age twist, honestly. Bring a pen pal, they'll be jealous.

Explorer Tom Auchneight is a possible medieval castle that would teach history by making everyone repeat the same boring fact until they fall asleep in class. It’s not even sure it exists yet, so how does it know what to say on the first day? I bet its lesson plan involves a lot of napping and staring out the window at nothing. Have a chat with

Explorer Tom Knockantomachie is hiding a cist that refuses to fall down because it thinks gravity is just a suggestion. The name sounds like a sneeze and a cough had a baby, which fits perfectly with its stubborn refusal to settle into the earth properly. It’s farmland up top, but underneath it’s all mystery and potential, just waiting for you to pretend you own the whole lot. Bring a flask an