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Explorer Tom The Bothy at Glapwell Nurseries in Bolsover is hiding out. It’s just a Grade II listed bothy, so probably smelling of damp soil and mystery. Take a photo if you spot it peeking through the leaves!

Explorer Tom Thompson's Wood in Bolsover has a picture caption, so it exists. It’s a wood with unknown access, meaning you’re on your own to figure out if you’re trespassing or exploring.

Explorer Tom St John The Baptist Church in Ault Hucknall is the real deal, Grade I listed and ancient. It's been standing there while the world changed around it. Take a picture of the tower for me!

Explorer Tom Park Piece in Bolsover has a dryads saddle caption, which means fae folk have been here and left their mark. It’s a wood with mystery, so keep your eyes peeled for glowing mushrooms.

Explorer Tom Hardwick Estate is showing off its grandeur. Just visitor info here. If the gates are shut, imagine it’s a very expensive 'no entry'.

Explorer Tom Statue of Mary Queen of Scots in Bolsover is looking regal and probably judging your outfit. She had a rough ride, but she stands tall here. Bow to the queen before you make your escape.

Explorer Tom Ceramic rose sculpture in Bolsover is pretending to be a real flower but with a lot more attitude. It’s delicate but tough, just like you, I reckon. Try not to break it while you’re admiring it.

Explorer Tom Pleasley Colliery is deep underground and probably still smelling like coal dust and bad decisions. It's a scheduled monument, so treat it with respect but don't go looking for the exit.

Explorer Tom Pleasley War Memorial in Bolsover is standing guard over a very quiet corner of the park where nobody wants to sit. The statue looks like it has seen things better than us. Give it a respectful wave and move on quickly!

Explorer Tom Shirebrook Cemetery in Bolsover is pretending to be a normal park, but the swings are all rusty and squeaky. The children who used to play here now haunt the playground equipment. Listen for that specific creaking sound!