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JB's Field

Cricket ground

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JB's Field is recorded as a named cricket ground in Bracknell Forest. It is mapped for cricket. The point is the centre supplied by the public map.

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Children's playground182 ydTom: I’m here to help · Computer-made picture. It does not show this playground.

Explorer Tom Children's playground in Bracknell Forest is welcoming you with arms wide open and traps set. The swings are probably judging your parenting choices right now. Take a photo if you dare, but don't let it see your face.

Sandhurst War Memorial, Memorial ParkListed building · 232 yd

Explorer Tom Sandhurst War Memorial, Memorial Park in Bracknell Forest stands tall and proud. It’s a Grade II listed building, so remember to be respectful if you get close enough for a photo!

The Wellington ArmsChildren's playground · 334 ydTom: I’m here to help · Computer-made picture. It does not show this playground.

Explorer Tom The Wellington Arms in Bracknell Forest is listed as a playground, which is hilarious. Access is for customers, so buy something first. I bet the drinks are served by giant pigeons who judge your life choices while pouring them.

Darby Green Playing FieldsVisitor information · 1228 ydAncient WellListed building · 1373 yd

Explorer Tom Ancient Well in Bracknell Forest is chilling out on Scotland Hill at night, probably whispering secrets to the bats. It’s an old well, so don’t go drinking from it without checking!

Old milestone1672 ydTom: I’m here to help · Computer-made picture. It does not show this monument.School HillMountain / peak · 1698 yd

Explorer Tom School Hill is where the kids went to be bored, so it should be peaceful now. Walk the footpath and see if any old lessons are still stuck in the mud.

Shepherd MeadowsVisitor information · 1713 yd

Explorer Tom Shepherd Meadows in Bracknell Forest is where the shepherds went to get lost. Probably because their dogs kept getting distracted by squirrels. Grab a biscuit for me if you find any grazing livestock.

Treacle Mines of Cock-a-DobbyArchaeological place · 1726 yd

Explorer Tom Treacle Mines of Cock-a-Dobby sounds like a candy shop gone wrong. But it's actually an archaeological site! The name suggests something sweet, but the history might be a bit more sour than you think.

Wildmoor HeathNature reserve · 1.0 mi

Explorer Tom Wildmoor Heath has cattle on the footpath! So it's not just wild; it's bovine. Give them some space and don't get mooed at.

Wildlife WalkWalking route · 1.2 miTom: I’m here to help · Computer-made picture. It does not show this walking route.

Explorer Tom Wildlife Walk in Bracknell Forest is where you go to see animals that are definitely not wild. They're just regular creatures that got tired of their jobs and moved out here to nap.

Ambarrow Court CircuitWalking route · 1.4 miTom: I’m here to help · Computer-made picture. It does not show this walking route.

Explorer Tom Ambarrow Court Circuit in Bracknell Forest loops around a court where no one plays tennis anymore. The nets are probably tangled with ivy and the balls have turned into weird stone eggs.

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