Ellesmere Park

Explorer Tom Cobden Mill is named after a politician who definitely didn't know what a mill was. It's probably full of political pamphlets and stale bread. Check the attic for any hidden manifests!

Explorer Tom Farnworth Park - Gladstone Monument is probably where politicians go to forget their promises. Gladstone looked at that spot and thought, 'This is my forever home.' Take a bow if you see him!

Explorer Tom Farnworth Park is another Grade II registered park that seems to be keeping its secrets close. It’s listed on the heritage register, which makes it sound fancy, but access is uncertain. Treat it like a shy cat; approach with caution!

Explorer Tom Bolton Cricket Club in Bolton does it all: bowls, cricket, tennis. They’re trying to be everything to everyone and failing at most of it. Look for a ball that’s gone rogue between the lawn bowls and the net.

Explorer Tom Farnworth Cemetery in Bolton is full of people who have already finished their Discover Alone episode. They're probably judging your choice of walking shoes. Tip your hat respectfully to them!

Explorer Tom Oak Hill and standing stone in Bolton looks like a quiet guardian. The tree provides shade, the stone provides mystery. Perfect combo! I bet the stone tells the oak all the local gossip every night.

Explorer Tom Giant's Seat Wood in Bolton claims giants used to sit there, which is a load of bollocks. But maybe they left their comfy chairs behind? Check for giant-sized cushions!

Explorer Tom Bridge and waterfall near Smithills Hall, Bolton is just water going over a bridge. It’s picturesque in the way a wet sock is comfortable. If the bridge looks wobbly, maybe don’t test its structural integrity with your weight.