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Explorer Tom Braid Fell in Dumfries and Galloway is home to some bomb craters that look like the ground just gave up on everything.…
Explorer Tom Diddles Hill is a post-medieval sheepfold in Dumfries and Galloway that makes a sort of groaning sound at night when…
Explorer Tom Penwhirn Reservoir is basically a giant water bowl with delusions of grandeur about being historic. It would tell a…
Explorer Tom Cairnerzean Fell is a farmstead that probably has an imaginary twin across the sea, waiting for its signal to blink.…
Explorer Tom Awies is a mess of fields that looks like someone threw a dice and lost big time. It’s got a shortcut that leads…
Explorer Tom Braid Fell Arrowhead in Dumfries and Galloway used to catch bombs for fun, which explains why it looks so grumpy today.…
Explorer Tom Penwhirn Burn in Dumfries and Galloway would be the quiet uncle at a wedding who accidentally sits on the cake. It just…
Explorer Tom Penwhirn Shieling Huts have a favourite song that is just a low hum because they are too tired to sing proper words…
Explorer Tom Dalhabboch Bridge in Dumfries and Galloway is actually a prehistoric cairn, which is confusing as hell because there’s…
Explorer Tom #8 Dunnerum is a collection of prehistoric burnt mounds that would probably use their lotto winnings on a very large…
Explorer Tom Altibrair is playing hide-and-seek with me, possibly being a building and possibly being an enclosure, which is either…
Explorer Tom Cairnscarrow, Cairn Kenny in Dumfries and Galloway is stuck in a fairy dispute over parking rights, with one side…
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