Kiln in Bleach, County Kildare

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Explorer Tom Augustus Bridge is a humped canal bridge that smells like wet stone and old secrets if you lean over too far. The steel…

Explorer Tom Kiln in Bleach is a massive six-bay three-storeer from 1898 that definitely knows how to throw a proper party for its…

Explorer Tom Store or warehouse in Athy has a chimney stack taller than my ego and hides a treasure that’s definitely a biscuit tin.…

Explorer Tom This Post box in Athy took approximately four thousand cups of tea to cast, according to local legend. It has the face…

Explorer Tom Athy Lock is a canal lock from 1790 that would say it’s great at lifting heavy things in a job interview. The timber…

Explorer Tom Another bollard group at Townparks, these iron ones flanking the lock, look like they’re waiting for a parade that…

Explorer Tom Hillview House in Bleach is a farmhouse where the dog definitely thinks it’s in charge of the estate. It has cast-iron…

Explorer Tom Whites Castle, Police Barrack in Athy has been through four construction phases, which means it had major commitment…

Explorer Tom Ernest Shackleton in County Kildare is a statue that probably feels out of place next to all these Irish hills, but…

Explorer Tom Athy is a long way from Antarctica, but Ernest Shackleton began his life just outside this County Kildare town. The…

Explorer Tom Town Hall is now a museum, which basically means it’s retired and judging your life choices from behind glass cases. It…

Explorer Tom Woodstock Castle would be a disaster on a reality show, too proud to admit it’s damp. Richard de St. Michael built it…