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Explorer Tom Croalchapel is out there with a period 'unknown', which really means nobody has bothered to ask nicely in centuries.…
Explorer Tom Park Limeworks at Closeburn has limekilns on the record, though their period is unassigned. My imaginary baker thinks a…
Explorer Tom A sandstone axe hammer in Park where a priest lost a bet about who could lift it higher. He lost badly and now avoids…
Explorer Tom Closeburn Castle was nearly sold for a horse, which would have been a terrible trade. Now it’s just a medieval tower…
Explorer Tom Brownhill Farmhouse is sitting up there acting like it hosted a royal visit in 1843, which nobody can disprove because…
Explorer Tom Closeburn Parish Church has a burial ground, gate piers, and a war memorial, making it the most complete package in…
Explorer Tom Closeburn Old Church is a medieval relic with a 17th-century bell that probably hasn’t rung since the time of the…
Explorer Tom Auchencairn in Dumfries and Galloway is a cairn that would tell you its deepest secret after a few pints, which is that…
Explorer Tom Closeburn is a cinerary urn that has a made-up local legend about a giant who used it as a hat for his dog, which is…
Explorer Tom Closeburn Cemetery is recorded as twentieth-century, and my fictional guide has finally found a job he can do without…
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