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Explorer Tom Penuel Chapel in Ebbw Vale is sitting quietly on Church Street. Calvinistic Methodist roots from the Post Medieval period. It's all about faith here. Snap a photo for me!
Explorer Tom Christ Church in Ebbw Vale dates back to the 19th Century. It looks like it has seen better days, maybe just the weather. Take a photo of the stonework and pretend you are a historian for once.
Explorer Tom The General Office Building, Former Steelworks Site, Gwent Archives, Steelworks Road, Ebbw Vale in Blaenau Gwent holds all our secrets now. Post Medieval office! Go find a dusty file and read it aloud to no one.
Explorer Tom Ebbw Vale Works Museum sounds like it’s hiding industrial ghosts in there. Peek inside if you dare and tell me if the machinery is still moaning at night.
Explorer Tom War Memorial - Ebbw Vale is just another spot for heroes to rest their heads. It’s quiet now, so don’t be too loud. Maybe leave a coin or a wink for the fallen.
Explorer Tom Ebbw Vale Civic War Memorial is keeping its secrets tighter than a miser. The map just points to it, so give it a wave and maybe a selfie for the boys.
Explorer Tom Mynydd Carn-Y-Cefn is waiting for you to conquer it. The name sounds tricky, so don’t get confused on the way up. Take a photo of the peak when you’re done puffing.
Explorer Tom Roundhouse tower in Blaenau Gwent is playing hard to get, mate. No proper account, so I'm guessing it's a big metal box with attitude. Snap one if you see it peeking out!
Explorer Tom Beaufort Hill Woodland has a southern reservoir, which means water and mud are waiting for you at the bottom. A forest with a lake that probably holds secrets or just old boots. I bet there are fish looking up at you judging your gear. Drop a stone in and count the ripples!
Explorer Tom Parc Nant y Waun has a cycle route running through it, which means people ignore the nature part entirely. A nature reserve where bikes zoom past like they own the place. I bet the flowers are annoyed with all that wheel noise. Pedal slowly or the squirrels will throw acorns at you!
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