Half Moon Lake

Explorer Tom Black Hill offers spectacular 360-degree views from its trig pillar, letting you see the Isle of Man on clear days.

Explorer Tom Collin Mountain’s summit trig pillar sits at 328 metres, accessible via a field gate near Ballycollin and Groganstown roads.

Explorer Tom Railway Bridge in Dunmurry has a name that sounds like it should be a pub, but it’s actually just bricks and regret from the 1820s. I bet 'Railway' is a mispronunciation of a very old Gaelic curse word. Tell it a joke; it’s been a long time since anyone did.

Explorer Tom First Presbyterian Church (Non Subscribing) in Dunmurry is Grade A and built before you were born, which makes it fancy and grumpy. Stand still and listen, the wind tells it better than my lies.

Explorer Tom Battle at Springmartin is stuck behind an eighteen-foot wall that thinks it’s doing everyone a favour. Ideal for a moody photo you’ll pretend wasn’t posed, just lean against it.

Explorer Tom Slievenacloy Nature Reserve has an area that’s been securely fenced recently, so keep your eyes open for what might be hiding behind the barriers.

Explorer Tom Springhill Massacre in County Antrim is the shortcut that definitely isn't a shortcut. The Parachute Regiment logo is watching you, probably judging your shoes. Best enjoyed with a bag of chips and absolutely no plans.

Explorer Tom Church: drum in Drumbeg is suspicious of the postman because he keeps dropping leaflets about renovation. It’s possibly medieval, so it’s got some serious baggage. Bring the dog, it'll have opinions.

Explorer Tom A statue of Queen Victoria stands quietly here, keeping watch over the windswept corners of County Antrim.

Explorer Tom Stand before Lord Kelvin's Statue in County Antry, honoring a brilliant mind who helped measure the age of the world.