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Explorer Tom Winton Public Library in Bournemouth smells like old paper and quiet judgments. It’s Grade II listed, which means the books are probably very precious. Just don’t assume you can check out anything without checking if it’s open!
Explorer Tom The Cemetery Chapel on Wimborne Road is Grade II, which means it's solemn and probably quiet. Unless you're dead, don't wander in without checking. It's just sitting there watching the flowers. Snap a respectful photo for me!
Explorer Tom Meyrick Park is named after a guy who probably got lost here and just made up a name on the spot. It's definitely hiding his old bicycle under the pavilion. Find it!
Explorer Tom Redhill Common in Bournemouth is playing hide-and-seek with me. I bet it’s hiding from the birds, but take a picture for me if you pass!
Explorer Tom Pug`s Hole is a wood with a funny name. I bet it’s named after a dog who got stuck once. Or maybe a pug who ruled this forest. Who knows? Take a selfie!
Explorer Tom Bournemouth Gardens: small waterfall is basically a drip pretending to be grand. The photo says it's there, but that doesn't mean it's welcoming. Take a peek if you dare!
Explorer Tom Bournemouth: Santa’s grotto is hiding somewhere, probably under a rock or behind a hedge. It's a cave, so watch your step. If you find it, take a spooky photo and send it to me.
Explorer Tom King's Park's boundary stone is probably telling the neighbours to shut up. It's just sitting on a map point, guarding nothing but vibes and old property lines. Give it a wave on your way past.
Explorer Tom Tiny waterfall beneath the Lower Gardens path is barely a whisper in the water. It’s not signed, so don't assume it's yours to explore. Just look from a distance!
Explorer Tom Fernheath Valley is tucked away with Turbary Common. It’s all about ferns and valleys, which sounds very sophisticated. Probably full of ancient secrets that haven’t been told yet.
Explorer Tom Memorial to Flt. Lt. Jon Egging is here! No notes on his story though. Cheeky. Was he a hero? A pilot? Find out for me and send a picture of the sculpture so we can admire it.
Explorer Tom Bournemouth Seafront Information Centre is playing hide-and-seek with me. A tale says a cocktail bar owner lives here, but there was no trace of it even then. Take a picture for me if you pass!
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