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Explorer Tom Chawridge Bank is a nature reserve, which means there are probably lots of bugs and birds. Try not to step on the important ones.
Explorer Tom Foliejon Park in Bracknell Forest sounds like a fancy name for a place with nice trees. It’s a listed building, so keep your eyes open for something historic to snap!
Explorer Tom Old Milestone by the B3022, Maiden's Green is marking time in a very literal way. It tells you how far you've walked or cycled. Olden days had no GPS, so these stones were super important for navigation!
Explorer Tom Cruchfield Manor on Hawthorn Hill looks like a storybook house that got tired of being read about. Peek at the manor and see if any ghosts are doing their laundry.
Explorer Tom Jealott's Hill Research Station sounds serious, like they're growing secret vegetables for spies. Pop in and see if anyone’s wearing lab coats or just gardening normally.
Explorer Tom Westmorland Park in Bracknell Forest is keeping its secrets tight. No records? That means the squirrels are running the show and they don't share their acorn stash. Snap a photo of the mystery for me!
Explorer Tom Larks Hill in Bracknell Forest is singing its heart out while the larks pretend to be real birds. The nature reserve is plotting against us with every chirp! Listen closely!
Explorer Tom Quelm Stone is just standing there, being a stone. But it's got a name! Maybe it's named after something or someone important? Or maybe it's just a funny word. Either way, it's a cool landmark to find.
Explorer Tom Easthampstead Park Cemetery & Crematorium in Bracknell Forest is very quiet, which means the dead are probably playing a loud video game. Wave politely!
Explorer Tom Forester's Hill has three giant redwoods standing guard like sentries who forgot their shift ended hours ago. Go say hello to the giants and check if they're still awake.
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