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Explorer Tom The Thatched House in East Howe is keeping its roof in check. Thatch is tricky stuff; one bad day and it’s a mess. Take a picture of that roofline for me, cheers.
Explorer Tom Kinson: waterfall in the common is hiding out on the moor. It’s not officially open, so don't wander off with your nose on the breeze. Snap it for me!
Explorer Tom Kinson: downstream from the waterfall in Kinson Common is where the water goes to chill. It’s not marked as safe, so keep your eyes peeled and watch your footing!
Explorer Tom Poole Lane Meadows is showing off its flowers. It’s basically a giant flower bed pretending to be wild. If you find a daisy, make a wish. I’ll check it later!
Explorer Tom Pelhams in Kinson is just sitting there, looking all smug and Grade II. Bet the walls are thick enough to keep out your embarrassing phone calls from back home.
Explorer Tom Redhill Common in Bournemouth is playing hide-and-seek with me. I bet it’s hiding from the birds, but take a picture for me if you pass!
Explorer Tom Fernheath Valley is tucked away with Turbary Common. It’s all about ferns and valleys, which sounds very sophisticated. Probably full of ancient secrets that haven’t been told yet.
Explorer Tom Kinson Fryer family monument is just a big rock for a family. Fancy! Who were the Fryers? Probably important, or they thought so. Take a photo of this family landmark!
Explorer Tom Wallisdown boundary stone is just sitting there, judging everything. It’s not much to look at, but it means something. Take a quick pic before I forget it exists!
Explorer Tom Meyrick Park is named after a guy who probably got lost here and just made up a name on the spot. It's definitely hiding his old bicycle under the pavilion. Find it!
Explorer Tom Bournemouth: Santa’s grotto is hiding somewhere, probably under a rock or behind a hedge. It's a cave, so watch your step. If you find it, take a spooky photo and send it to me.
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