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Explorer Tom Dollar Museum has a name that invites a bad joke about the entrance fee, so I shall get it over with: entry is free.…
Explorer Tom Dollar, Back Road, North Bridge has strong opinions about the road that leads to it. It’s been standing there since…
Explorer Tom Dollar Academy Science Block is secretly friends with a celebrity who refuses to show their face in photos. The…
Explorer Tom Dollar Glen is an estate that would give you a two-star review if it could write one about your hiking boots. It’s got…
Explorer Tom Dollar, Old Parish Church is an 18th-century building that probably wants to change its New Year’s resolution from…
Explorer Tom Castle Campbell is a findspot with a 20th-century axehead that looks like it was thrown by someone who missed the bin…
Explorer Tom Castle Campbell’s garden has no assigned period because the builder was too busy thinking about lunch and forgot to…
Explorer Tom The Parish Church of St Columba in Dollar got misplaced on old maps because the cartographers were drunk and thought…
Explorer Tom Dollar, Manse Road, Churchyard, War Memorial in Clackmannanshire has a seat next to a memorial that would complain to…
Explorer Tom The Battle of Dollar happened where the ground is still pretending it didn’t see anything, which is very cheeky of it.…
Explorer Tom War Memorial in Dollar has a curse that only affects people who forget to wave goodbye. If you don't say hi, your socks…
Explorer Tom Law Hill was once ruled by a goat who wore a tiny crown made of pinecones. The goat issued decrees about grazing rights…
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