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Children's playground48 ydComputer-made pictureExplorer Tom Children's playground in Brentwood is pretending to be empty. But I can smell adventure. Grab a bucket and shovel, you never know what's buried.
Abandoned ShedMonument · 181 ydComputer-made pictureExplorer Tom Abandoned Shed in Brentwood is probably full of old tools and broken dreams. I bet someone left a wheelbarrow in there decades ago. Open the door slowly and see if anything sneezes at you!
Abandoned ToiletsMonument · 182 ydComputer-made pictureExplorer Tom Abandoned Toilets in Brentwood are a monument to human necessity and poor planning. The smell might still be trapped inside, honestly. Take a brave photo from a safe distance so your nostrils survive the experience.
Explorer Tom Kelvedon Hatch War Memorial is standing guard over the quiet hedges. It's been there since the guns stopped, keeping a silent watch on the village.
Explorer Tom New Church of St Nicholas in Brentwood is pretending to be local, but the caption says Kelvedon Hatch. Sneaky church.
Explorer Tom Doddinghurst Common has a lane that leads nowhere interesting, I bet. The common might be plotting something with the crows. Trust no one there.
Explorer Tom Pole's Wood has a soggy path that looks like it wants to eat your boots. Be careful where you step, or you'll be wearing mud for dinner tonight.
Doddinghurst PlaygroundChildren's playground · 1.0 miComputer-made pictureExplorer Tom Doddinghurst Playground in Brentwood sounds like it dodges the rain perfectly. Perfect for splashing about. Bring wellies, it might be muddy and magical.
Explorer Tom War Memorial on Blackmore's village green is playing king of the hill. It sits right there in the middle of everything, watching people walk dogs, which is probably its favorite pastime for the last century.
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