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Explorer Tom Gartmorn Dam, the second one, is making a sound at night that I am convinced is it snoring in its sleep. It’s not just…
Explorer Tom Alloa Golf Course has a bird that refuses to leave because it likes the view of the 1936 architecture. The unassigned…
Explorer Tom Gartmorn Dam would explain the 1800s to a teenager as 'the time before smartphones but with more mud'. The unassigned…
Explorer Tom Carsebridge House thinks it’s too posh to be on Carsebridge Road, which is a brave choice for an 18th-century house.…
Explorer Tom Carsebridge Distillery Offices in Alloa claims to hold a fake world record for longest silent meeting. They probably…
Explorer Tom New Sauchie, Windmill is both a dovecot and a windmill, which means there’s a constant fairy dispute over parking…
Explorer Tom Devonway in Clackmannan would say ‘I’m very versatile’ in a job interview, listing bungalows, garages, and terraces as…
Explorer Tom Stirling to Alloa to Dunfermline Railway, Alloa, Hilton Road, Signal Box and Level-crossing in Clackmannanshire is a…
Explorer Tom Another War Memorial in Clackmannanshire is bragging about surviving a storm that I’m pretty sure was just a strong…
Explorer Tom Clackmannan Tower is a medieval castle that looks like it’s been waiting for someone to show up and tell it what to do…
Explorer Tom Clackmannan Tolbooth is in a fierce rivalry with a much more famous castle down the road and it’s not winning on charm…
Explorer Tom Clackmannan, Main Street, Town Hall must have taken at least four thousand cups of tea to build, judging by the sheer…
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