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Map note: The recorded spot for Cumberland is in Argyll and Bute, Scotland; it is a steamship. See the mapped spot and the places around it.

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Explorer Tom Culdaff Arms is definitely where you go if your arm hurts from carrying too many heavy bags or emotional baggage. The…

Explorer Tom McGuinness’ in Culdaff Main Street probably has a sign that says 'No Dogs Except This One,' showing clear favoritism. I…

Explorer Tom Children's burial ground in Carndoagh is marked as a fort on old maps, which is either genius or deeply confusing. It’s…

Explorer Tom Stone row in Straths has some 'prostrate slabs' lying around, and I bet they are just too tired to stand up! They might…

Explorer Tom Tullagh Bay curves below Binion Hill like someone drew a horseshoe in the sand and forgot to stop. Surfers know its…

Explorer Tom At Barrack Hill, little legs get the climbing frames, swings, balance beams and monkey bars. The roundabout was…

Explorer Tom Clonmany Church was built in 1772, but a 1690 map puts a church and a castle in the surrounding area. The later church…

Explorer Tom A castle stood beside the church at Straid in 1600, perhaps a stone house occupied by a priest named Amerson. Its exact…

Explorer Tom Clonmany Early Church Graveyard hides a stone with two cupmarks called St. Colmcille's knee-prints. I reckon a kneeling…

Explorer Tom Dunaff Hill sits in County Donegal, offering a coastal view that seems to be winking at passing ships. It has no…

Explorer Tom Forge or smithy in Lenan was built around 1840. Its plaque remembers the crew of Wellington Bomber W5653, who died in…