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Explorer Tom Swinley Forest in Bracknell Forest belongs to the Crown, so technically we're all trespassing. But they let us walk through, which is nice of them, really.

Explorer Tom Surrey Hill is definitely a mountain, even if it's more of a polite bump with a view. Climb it and pretend you're conquering Everest for the camera roll.

Explorer Tom Mill Pond, Look Out Discovery Centre in Bracknell Forest looks like a nice spot for ducks and daydreamers. It’s an old place, so maybe the fish know more history than we do!

Explorer Tom Wishmoor Cross in Bracknell Forest is actually on Bagshot Heath! That's a cheeky map point. It's an old cross, probably full of local legends about witches or lost travelers. Stand next to it and look mysterious for the camera.

Explorer Tom Upper Star Post is marking its spot proudly. It's part of the old road system, guiding travelers through the forest. It might look plain, but it's been doing its job since Roman times!

Explorer Tom The Look Out Discovery Centre Play Area in Bracknell Forest wants you to look out. It's open, so take their word for it. I bet there's a view of absolutely nothing interesting unless you know where to peek from.

Explorer Tom Redoubt at Crowthorne Wood is hunkered down in the trees. Soldiers used to sit here watching for enemies, but now it's just a quiet spot for nature to reclaim. Listen closely and you might hear history whispering.

Explorer Tom Caesar's Camp in Bracknell Forest claims Roman roots, but the map says nature reserve. I bet he's hiding behind the brambles. Take a photo if you spot him!

Explorer Tom Buckler's Forest in Bracknell Forest is full of bucklers who definitely do not know how to use swords. They're probably just confused deer wandering around looking for something to stab at.