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What is recorded here

Map note: Lochgarry appears on the map as a ferry in Argyll and Bute, Scotland. The record is brief, so the map sticks to what it knows.

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Explorer Tom Stone boat shelter in Carravindoon is tired of people asking if it actually fits a rowing boat inside. It’s from the…

Explorer Tom Promontory fort: doon point in Carravindoon sits on a point looking very serious at nothing. Someone wrote a bad poem…

Explorer Tom Stone features in Carravindoon are two possible kelp draining walls that think they’re much more impressive than they…

Explorer Tom Round cairn in Carravindoon is planning its retirement after millennia of sitting still. It says it wants to move to a…

Explorer Tom Castle voodish in Carravindoon has underground passages that sound like they lead straight to a pub, but probably just…

Explorer Tom Ushet Point gave up meat for Lent but ended up eating fish, which it claims doesn't really count as cheating. It’s a…

Explorer Tom Field system, enclosures, huts, field walls in Carravindoon spans from Bronze Age to Medieval times. That is a long…

Explorer Tom Natural cave in Roonivoolin ended up in the wrong place because the earth shifted and nobody checked. It’s basically a…

Explorer Tom Rue Point was nearly sold off to a farmer for one horse and a bag of potatoes in 1820. Luckily, the farmer changed his…

Explorer Tom Rue Point Lighthouse claims to be three thousand years old, which I think is a lie, but I’m not going to correct it in…

Explorer Tom Graveyard: kilvoruan in Carravindoon hums 'Greensleeves' when the wind picks up, because it thinks that’s the only tune…

Explorer Tom Natural cave in Carravinally is sick of people asking if there are bats inside. It’s not a zoo, it’s just a hole that…