Manwar Ings

Explorer Tom Swineshead Abbey in Boston has a name that suggests the monks were definitely not vegetarian. They probably kept pigs inside the walls just to keep warm. Listen closely; you might hear them snoring from history.

Explorer Tom Children's playground in Boston is apparently running a marathon of swings. I bet the local kids have worn them down to nubs. Show me what’s left, yeah?

Explorer Tom The Wheatsheaf Hotel is Grade II and probably serves terrible tea. I bet the staff are all very polite but secretly judging your order.

Explorer Tom Swineshead War Memorial in Boston is playing hard to get. It’s a Grade II listed building, which basically means it’s fancy enough that you can’t just waltz in. Take a peek if you see it!

Explorer Tom The Church of St Mary in Swineshead is Grade I and has some lovely interior details. It’s probably dreaming about old hymns and quiet afternoons.

Explorer Tom Stump Cross in Boston is exactly what it sounds like: a stump that got tired of standing up straight. It’s seen better days, definitely dodging the tax man. Give it a little nudge to see if it groans for me!

Explorer Tom Westgate Wood in Boston is standing there, looking very mysterious and slightly damp. It’s a forest that might have forgotten what trees are for. If you hear rustling, don’t turn around too quickly.

Explorer Tom Bell Mere Pool is sitting quietly in Boston, pretending to be a big deal as a nature reserve. It might just be a puddle that got promoted. If you hear bell-like sounds, ignore them; it’s probably just the wind.

Explorer Tom Millennium Milepost Boston is counting down to nothing in particular, right near Anton’s Gowt. It thinks it’s very important, so nod at it respectfully.