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Explorer Tom Auchenshinnoch Bridge in Dumfries and Galloway smells like wet sheep and old secrets, which is honestly quite charming…
Explorer Tom Fingland was built on a bargain involving one very angry goat. It’s a farmstead with buildings and enclosures that look…
Explorer Tom Troston has strict rules for visitors: wear sensible shoes, don’t talk too loudly, and pretend you didn’t see the sheep…
Explorer Tom Fingland Hill is playing hard to get in Dumfries and Galloway. I reckon 'Fingland' means it's missing a finger, hence…
Explorer Tom Kilnair is a jumble of farmsteads and hut circles that nearly got famous for being too complicated. I bet the field…
Explorer Tom Butterhole is a farmstead with clearance cairns that used to work as a matchmaker for lonely farmers. I bet the stories…
Explorer Tom Marskaig Hill has a ghost who is too lazy to haunt it properly, so it just sits on the wall watching people walk by…
Explorer Tom Carroch Lane is a farmstead where a goat once ruled with an iron hoof and absolute chaos. The locals still whisper…
Explorer Tom Marskaig is where a bishop refused to visit because he couldn't find a place to park his chariot. The field system is…
Explorer Tom Cullys Knowe over here is just a mound that probably wishes it was a proper hill so it could demand rent from the…
Explorer Tom Culmark Hill has an enclosure that seems to be cursing anyone who doesn’t wave at it on the way past. It’s got a very…
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