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Explorer Tom Currie is a village with no date, meaning it’s been existing in a permanent state of 'what year is it?' confusion. If…

Explorer Tom Glasgow - Edinburgh train at Curriehill Station is judging your shoes from a distance of about five fields. The local…

Explorer Tom Muir Wood Park has strict rules: no shouting, no running, and definitely no asking why it's called a wood but looks…

Explorer Tom Woodland walk is in the middle of a massive family feud over who actually owns the best view from the top. One side…

Explorer Tom Whitelaw has a hero nobody remembers who saved it from a rogue tumbleweed, allegedly. The flint is probably just rocks…

Explorer Tom Pentland View Park witnessed a love story that went badly wrong when someone proposed on the wrong hill and got…

Explorer Tom Blinkbonny would describe itself to a stranger as 'slightly squinty and full of potential' before wandering off to nap…

Explorer Tom Memorial Stone in Edinburgh is just a stone that gave up something for Lent, probably its ability to look impressive. I…

Explorer Tom Currie is a findspot where someone found something in the 21st century, which is basically saying 'I dropped my keys'…

Explorer Tom Lennox Tower in Edinburgh is pretending to be a zombie-proof bunker. With medieval walls and zero modern upgrades, it’s…

Explorer Tom Young woodland, Easter Kinleith is telling everyone about a giant that lives in the soil and eats their roots every…

Explorer Tom Curriehill Castle has strict rules for visitors: don't breathe too loud, don't touch anything, and definitely don't ask…