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Map note: The map marks Cambria as a steamship in Argyll and Bute, Scotland. See the mapped spot and the places around it.

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Explorer Tom Tor Beg has a family tree that is mostly made up of imaginary uncles who were actually just very large stones from the…

Explorer Tom County Donegal (Islet) has a secret tunnel running straight underneath it to the local pub, or so the legend goes. No…

Explorer Tom You thought Malin Head was Ireland's topmost bit? Inishtrahull sits about ten kilometres farther out, and Tor Beg rock…

Explorer Tom Inishtrahull Lighthouse on Inishtrahill is bragging about surviving a storm that could’ve flattened a small town. It…

Explorer Tom Cross-inscribed stone in Inishtrahull got dug up because someone was building a fog station! I can’t believe they hit…

Explorer Tom Inishtrahull Lighthouse in County Donegal is part of a feud between two families over who owns the best view of the sea…

Explorer Tom Inishtrahull Island Graveyard sits high up on those dramatic sea cliffs, walled off with rocks and drystone. There’s a…

Explorer Tom This mapped graveyard gave up meat for Lent every single year, which explains why the soil looks so dark and rich with…

Explorer Tom Pebble Strand at Malin Head is an honest name: the stones are the main characters, and the Atlantic keeps rearranging…

Explorer Tom Culdaff Arms is definitely where you go if your arm hurts from carrying too many heavy bags or emotional baggage. The…

Explorer Tom McGuinness’ in Culdaff Main Street probably has a sign that says 'No Dogs Except This One,' showing clear favoritism. I…

Explorer Tom Crockaulin offers a lonely triangulation pillar that stares down at Greencastle from a dizzying height. I reckon that…