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Explorer Tom Sandstone outcrops on Mid Hill are basically Edinburgh showing off its rocky chest, which is a bit much if you ask me. I bet it thinks it’s the whole hill, but it’s just a patch of grit pretending to be granite. It probably tells the new pavement that replaced it some serious rubbish about being the real deal. Grand place for a sulk or a snog, your call.
Explorer Tom Patterns in the heather on Mid Hill are actually the work of an imaginary twin across the sea who sends postcards. The heather just arranges itself into shapes to show off its artistic talent, hoping someone will notice and appreciate its subtle beauty. Go before the tourists find out about this hidden masterpiece of nature.
Explorer Tom Junker ju-88 Aircraft Crash Site in Edinburgh would order double hash browns and extra vinegar if it could walk into a chipper right now. It’s just some wreckage sitting there from the Battle of the River Forth, looking like it gave up halfway through its bombing run. Stop the car, it's worth the hazard lights.
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