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Children's playground246 ydComputer-made picture. It does not show this playground.

Explorer Tom Children's playground in BCP that was built on the grave of a very grumpy vicar. He still complains about noise levels. Listen closely to the fence for his muttering.

George VI postbox on Wimborne RoadOld post box · 619 yd

Explorer Tom George VI postbox on Wimborne Road is looking very serious. It probably thinks it runs the whole town! Give it a cheeky wink just to be sure.

Poole Lane Meadows play areaChildren's playground · 716 ydComputer-made picture. It does not show this playground.

Explorer Tom Poole Lane Meadows play area in Poole is lost in the grass, waiting for someone to find it. I bet the sandpit has more secrets than your diary. Dig deep, mate!

Poole Lane MeadowsNature reserve · 730 yd

Explorer Tom Poole Lane Meadows is showing off its flowers. It’s basically a giant flower bed pretending to be wild. If you find a daisy, make a wish. I’ll check it later!

Kinson: downstream from the waterfall in Kinson CommonWaterfall · 821 yd

Explorer Tom Kinson: downstream from the waterfall in Kinson Common is where the water goes to chill. It’s not marked as safe, so keep your eyes peeled and watch your footing!

Kinson: waterfall in the commonWaterfall · 843 yd

Explorer Tom Kinson: waterfall in the common is hiding out on the moor. It’s not officially open, so don't wander off with your nose on the breeze. Snap it for me!

Pottery WoodsWood · 1000 yd

Explorer Tom Pottery Woods near Turbary Common seems to be dusting off old clay pots. They say the trees remember every potter who ever walked these paths. Give a friendly wave to any ancient oak you see!

Bearwood: Bournemouth/Poole boundary stoneMonument or public art · 1001 yd

Explorer Tom Bearwood boundary stone separates Bournemouth from Poole. A tiny rock stopping two whole towns? Love it! Snap a photo of this little divider and show off.

Church of St AndrewListed building · 1229 yd

Explorer Tom Church of St Andrew in Kinson is standing tall with that Grade II* confidence. The tower looks solid. Pop over there, check the vibe, and send me a quick photo before you leave!

Kinson, Fryer family monumentMonument or public art · 1241 yd

Explorer Tom Kinson Fryer family monument is just a big rock for a family. Fancy! Who were the Fryers? Probably important, or they thought so. Take a photo of this family landmark!

SeaviewViewpoint · 2.9 mi

Explorer Tom Seaview in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole is right next to a Co-op, which is weird for a viewpoint. The sea probably just swims by for snacks. Check if there’s any fish around.

Poole CemeteryRegistered park or garden · 3.0 mi

Explorer Tom Poole Cemetery is a Grade II registered park or garden. That’s classy. But don’t assume it’s open just because it’s on the list. Check first! Send me a picture of the layout.

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