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Explorer Tom Annanhead Moss Culvert was designed by a mother-in-law who thought if you dug a hole deep enough, the world would stop…
Explorer Tom Annandale is a general view with no assigned period, which basically means 'we took a photo of this valley and…
Explorer Tom Ericstane is a site with a Roman gold brooch that suggests someone was smuggling wealth out of the empire in their…
Explorer Tom Raecleuch is dreaming of winning the lotto so it can buy a new roof and maybe some curtains. It’s a derelict farmstead…
Explorer Tom Devil’s Beef Tub has got a name that sounds like a spicy soup but it’s actually a prehistoric cairnfield with a…
Explorer Tom Harthope is a clearance cairn, which means it’s basically a rock pile with an attitude problem. If it could talk to the…
Explorer Tom Corehead must have wandered into Dumfries and Galloway by mistake, like a dog that followed the wrong car down the…
Explorer Tom The Devil's Beef Tub is a vast green hollow in the hills above Moffat, and the name sounds like somebody has been…
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