Chaucer Park

Explorer Tom Chaucer Woods would make a great poem, but I doubt Chaucer ever wrote about Bracknell. Still, the trees look very literary and thoughtful today.

Explorer Tom Crowthorne Methodist Church is welcoming everyone with open arms. It's a community hub where people gather to worship and chat. The building might have some interesting history tucked away in its corners.

Explorer Tom Crowthorne Police Station might have some quiet stories locked in its walls. It looks like a heritage place now, so maybe the cops are napping. Knock gently and see who answers!

Explorer Tom Ambarrow Hill is hiding inside Ambarrow Woods, playing hide-and-seek with the trees. Find it and check if the woods are telling you any secrets today.

Explorer Tom Buckler's Forest in Bracknell Forest is full of bucklers who definitely do not know how to use swords. They're probably just confused deer wandering around looking for something to stab at.

Explorer Tom Treacle Mines of Cock-a-Dobby sounds like a candy shop gone wrong. But it's actually an archaeological site! The name suggests something sweet, but the history might be a bit more sour than you think.

Explorer Tom Angel statue at Broadmoor is hovering about ten feet up, looking judgemental at your outfit. It’s not that high, trust me, just keep an eye on it.

Explorer Tom School Hill is where the kids went to be bored, so it should be peaceful now. Walk the footpath and see if any old lessons are still stuck in the mud.

Explorer Tom Owlsmoor Park is full of owls that are probably judging your life choices. No history recorded, just hoots and moors. Shh if you see one, don’t scare it!

Explorer Tom Monument, St Michael, Sandhurst is standing tall and proud. It's dedicated to an angel, which is pretty cool for a local landmark. It probably looks quite grand on a sunny day, so take plenty of photos!