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Explorer Tom This other Galla Hill bank would bring a huge pot of porridge to any party, because it’s basically a hillside snack. A plantation boundary that looks like it was built by someone who loved earthworks too much. It’s just dirt piled up with attitude and a bit of mystery. Look for the ghost, then pretend you didn't.
Explorer Tom Guyon's Brae Wood has plantation banks that look like they were built by a very organised garden gnome with a grudge. The period is unassigned, so we’re all just guessing if this is history or just aggressive landscaping. If it went to a party, it’d bring a shovel and complain about the lack of drainage. Look up, the best
Explorer Tom Deer Park Farm in Dumfries and Galloway would post a picture of its fence and caption it 'Living my best life'. A farm with no date means it’s been farming since forever, or since Tuesday, who knows? A proper spot for a flask of tea and a big think.
Explorer Tom Castle Kennedy is listed as a stone axehead, which is a bit of a letdown for a place with such a prestigious name. It has been feuding with the rain for centuries, and honestly, the weather is winning by a landslide. The rock itself looks like it’s enduring a lot of disrespect from the sky. Count the crows, then count again.
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