What is recorded here

Map note: The map marks Furzy Wood as a wood in County Meath, Ireland. The landscape can keep its secrets; the map gives away the location.

Furzy Wood is recorded as a wood in County Meath.

Places near here

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Explorer Tom Railway House in Town Parks is hiding a treasure that is definitely just an old biscuit tin from 1920. The eaves are…

Explorer Tom Kells Railway Station is a mid-nineteenth-century building that still thinks trains are going to start arriving any…

Explorer Tom Post box in Town Parks was where the Vikings got lost looking for it because they thought it was a treasure chest. It’s…

Explorer Tom Westfield Cottage in Town Parks sparked a whole-parish argument over who built its fancy fanlight first. The timber…

Explorer Tom Flat cemetery in Kilmainham is playing hard to get, tucked into a little fold where the M3 builders found some very old…

Explorer Tom This other Limekiln Wood is basically a survival guide in tree form, teaching us how to dodge zombies by hiding behind…

Explorer Tom Enclosure in Calliaghstown would cope with a reality show by hiding behind its bank and sulking. It’s big enough to fit…

Explorer Tom Fairy fort / earthen ringfort in Newrath Big smells like wet earth, old secrets, and maybe a bit of damp wool if you…

Explorer Tom Balrathboyne Parish Cemetery is where a dance once went on until the dancers forgot they were dead, which is quite rude…

Explorer Tom This Ringfort in County Meath is planning its retirement like it’s going on holiday with its mates down the pub. It’s…