Meadows Intervals Runners

Explorer Tom Hope Park Crescent, Edinburgh is a refuse disposal site that thinks it’s having a chic moment with its tags. It’s got more trash than treasure, but the graffiti makes it look like an art gallery for drunks. If it dies, its epitaph should read: 'I held your garbage and my head up.' Grand place for a sulk or a snog, your call.

Explorer Tom Edinburgh, Sciennes House Place, Jewish Burial Ground is a nineteenth-century cemetery where a tall tale says there’s a hidden tunnel straight to the pub, which would explain why some people look so relaxed underground. It’s quiet and dignified, but let’s be real, everyone wants to know if that shortcut actually exists or if it’s just a rumour. Take a mate and argue about what it was for.

Explorer Tom The Millennium Clock Tower is telling you it’s important by being exactly as tall as it feels like it should be to make a point. A ridiculous smuggling story would involve people trying to hide small watches in the big hands, but honestly, who hasn't tried that at some level? It’s just standing there ticking away, judging your sense of time management from a very high vantage point.