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• Bridge 214, Milman Swing Bridge — Bradford, England Canal bridge Explorer Tom Bridge 214, Milman Swing Bridge is swinging so hard I think it might break loose from Bradford. The Trust hasn't a clue…
• Bridge End Gardens — Uttlesford, England Registered park or garden The National Heritage List for England records Bridge End Gardens as a registered park or garden at Grade II*. The…
• Bridge Inn — County Donegal, Ireland Pub Explorer Tom Bridge Inn in Dungloe claims to be on a bridge, but it might just be a big wooden box pretending. The bridge is…
• Bridge of Dee — Aberdeen City, Scotland Historic bridge Explorer Tom Cross the River Dee on Aberdeen's Bridge of Dee and look over the parapet: seven stone arches carry you where Bishop…
• Bridge over old railway footpath — City of Edinburgh, Scotland Heritage place Explorer Tom Bridge over old railway footpath was once ruled by a very confident goat who thought it owned every inch of brick and…
• Bridge over the Llynfi, Beside the Tylers Arms — Bridgend, Wales Heritage place Explorer Tom Bridge over the Llynfi, Beside the Tylers Arms is keeping watch over the pub next door. I suspect it’s judging your…
• Bridget's Well — County Westmeath, Ireland Spring Explorer Tom Bridget's Well had a fox take full charge last Tuesday and he’s still running the show with absolute authority. He…
• Bridget's Well, St Bridget's Well — County Clare, Ireland Spring Explorer Tom Bridget's Well, St Bridget's Well keeps getting picked on by the wind because it stands right in the open with nowhere…
• Bridwell — Mid Devon, England Registered park or garden The National Heritage List for England records Bridwell as a registered park or garden at Grade II. The saved point…
• Bright GAA Ground — County Down, Ireland GAA ground Bright GAA Ground is listed for Bright GAA in County Down. Temporary stock picture; exact ground photo to follow.
• Brinklow Castle — Rugby, England Viewpoint Explorer Tom Brinklow Castle rises from its Warwickshire village as a huge grassy mound with ditches and enclosures still bold…
• Brinksway Caves — Stockport, England Ruins Brinksway Caves is shown as a ruins on the public map of Stockport. The saved point is the map point or the centre of…
• Bristol Castle — City of Bristol, England Archaeological place Explorer Tom Bristol Castle has mostly vanished, but its remains still interrupt Castle Park like a stubborn footnote the city could…
• Bristol Cross — Wiltshire, England Wayside cross Bristol Cross is shown as a wayside cross on the public map of Wiltshire. The saved point is the map point or the…
• Britannia Bridge Memorial — Ynys Môn / Isle of Anglesey, Wales Memorial Britannia Bridge Memorial is shown as a memorial on the public map of Ynys Môn / Isle of Anglesey. The saved point is…
• Britannia Bridge, Britannia Tubular Bridge, Pont Britannia, A55 Bridge, Menai Strait — Ynys Môn / Isle of Anglesey, Wales Road Bridge The National Monuments Record of Wales records Britannia Bridge;Britannia Tubular Bridge;Pont Britannia, A55 Bridge…
• British Commercial Vehicle Museum — South Ribble, England Museum Explorer Tom At the British Commercial Vehicle Museum in Leyland, the lorries are so grand I half expect them to demand their own…
• British Library — London Borough of Camden, England Heritage attraction Explorer Tom The British Library at St Pancras keeps enough words to make even my best story sound like a note left on the fridge.…
• British Music Experience — Liverpool, England Heritage attraction Explorer Tom The British Music Experience occupies Liverpool's Cunard Building on the Pier Head, where the waterfront already looks…
• Britton’s Bar — County Donegal, Ireland Pub Explorer Tom Britton’s Bar in Pettigo dates from eighteen sixty and smells like old wood and last calls. It is your final chance to…
• Broad Meadow Local Nature Reserve — Tamworth, England Nature reserve Explorer Tom Broad Meadow in Tamworth is an island between two channels of the River Tame, and its rarest residents are flowers with…
• Broadford GAA pitch — County Clare, Ireland GAA ground Broadford GAA pitch is listed for Broadford in County Clare. Temporary stock picture; exact ground photo to follow.
• Broadford Pitches, St. John's GAA, Ballinteer — County Dublin, Ireland GAA ground Broadford Pitches, St. John's GAA, Ballinteer is listed for St. John's GAA, Ballinteer in County Dublin. Temporary…
• Broadhurstedge Plantation — High Peak, England Forest Explorer Tom Broadhurstedge Plantation sounds like a place where someone might issue you a pith helmet and directions to the nearest…
• Broadlands — Trafford, England Wood Explorer Tom Broadlands sounds as though it should require a horse, a title and a terrifyingly expensive pair of boots; the real…
• Broadwood Nature Reserve — North Lanarkshire, Scotland Nature reserve Explorer Tom Broadwood Nature Reserve gives Cumbernauld a loch, woods and a cast of swans that behave as though the whole western…
• Brocolitia Fort — Northumberland, England Archaeological place Brocolitia Fort is shown as a archaeological place on the public map of Northumberland. The saved point is the map…
• Brodie Castle — Moray, Scotland Castle (16th Century), Country House (19th Century), Sundial(s) (post Medieval), Tower House (16th Century) Explorer Tom Brodie Castle sits in Moray with enough turrets, paintings and daffodils to make Tom suspect the family planned visits…
• Brodsworth Hall and Gardens — Doncaster, England Heritage attraction Explorer Tom Brodsworth Hall is the sort of Yorkshire house that could make a chandelier feel underdressed. Near Doncaster, its…
• Bromley Cross railway station — Bolton, England Listed building Explorer Tom Bromley Cross railway station is listed Grade II, so it’s got more history than my old boot. The signal box looks like…
• Bromsgrove School — Bromsgrove, England Listed building The National Heritage List for England records Bromsgrove School as a listed building at Grade II. The saved point…
• Brookeborough GAA Grounds, Heber McMahon's GAA, Brookeborough — County Fermanagh, Ireland GAA ground Brookeborough GAA Grounds, Heber McMahon's GAA, Brookeborough is listed for Heber McMahon's GAA, Brookeborough in…
• Brooklands Museum — Elmbridge, England Museum Explorer Tom At Brooklands Museum in Weybridge, the old banking looks as though a giant tried to fold a road into a racetrack. Cars…
• Broomfield Pitch, St. Sylvesters GAA, Malahide — County Dublin, Ireland GAA ground Broomfield Pitch, St. Sylvesters GAA, Malahide is listed for St. Sylvesters GAA, Malahide in County Dublin.
• Brosna Gaels GAA pitch — County Offaly, Ireland GAA ground Brosna Gaels GAA pitch is listed for Brosna Gaels in County Offaly. Temporary stock picture; exact ground photo to…
• Brother Leo Park, St. Patrick's GAA, Tullow — County Carlow, Ireland GAA ground Brother Leo Park, St. Patrick's GAA, Tullow is listed for St. Patrick's GAA, Tullow in County Carlow.
• Broughty Ferry Local Nature Reserve — Dundee City, Scotland Nature reserve Explorer Tom Broughty Ferry Local Nature Reserve is a strip of Dundee coast where wildflowers, old railway ground and a raised beach…
• Brow Top — Bradford, England Listed building Explorer Tom Brow Top in Bradford is exactly what it sounds like: a top of a brow. There’s a stile there too. Perfect for getting…
• Brownsea Island — Dorset, England Island Explorer Tom Brownsea Island sits in Poole Harbour with woodland, lagoon and red squirrels that have no interest in Tom's proposed…
• Brownsgrove GAA Pitch, Cortoon Shamrocks — County Galway, Ireland GAA ground Brownsgrove GAA Pitch, Cortoon Shamrocks is listed for Cortoon Shamrocks in County Galway. Temporary stock picture…
• Bruach Na Cuirte — Argyll and Bute, Scotland Gravel Pit (post Medieval) Explorer Tom Bruach Na Cuirte in Argyll and Bute is just a post-medieval gravel pit, which means someone dug it up for building…
• Bruff GAA pitch — County Limerick, Ireland GAA ground Bruff GAA pitch is listed for Bruff in County Limerick. Temporary stock picture; exact ground photo to follow.
• Brunton Park — Cumberland, England Stadium Brunton Park is recorded as a named stadium in Cumberland. It is mapped for football. The point is the centre supplied…
• Brunton Turret (26B) — Northumberland, England Archaeological place Explorer Tom Brunton Turret gives Hadrian's Wall one stubborn surviving piece: a turret wall rising roughly two and a half metres…
• Bruree GAA pitch — County Limerick, Ireland GAA ground Bruree GAA pitch is listed for Bruree in County Limerick. Temporary stock picture; exact ground photo to follow.
• Bryn Cader Faner — Gwynedd, Wales Archaeological place Explorer Tom Bryn Cader Faner looks like a little crown of stones left high in the Gwynedd hills for somebody patient enough to find…
• Bryn Pydew — Conwy, Wales Nature reserve Explorer Tom Bryn Pydew is a small limestone reserve in the hills between Llandudno and the coast, with old quarry ground now busy…
• Bt Tower — London Borough of Camden, England Heritage attraction BT Tower is shown as a heritage attraction on the public map of London Borough of Camden. The saved point is the map…
• Buckingham Palace — City of Westminster, England Listed building Explorer Tom Buckingham Palace faces London with a balcony that has seen enough waving to make Tom's arm ache just looking at it.…
• Buckswood — Crawley, England Memorial Buckswood in early Roman Britain was an iron-working site; in the Middle Ages a hunting area. A farmstead existed here…
• Buffers Alley GAA pitch — County Wexford, Ireland GAA ground Buffers Alley GAA pitch is listed for Buffers Alley in County Wexford. Temporary stock picture; exact ground photo to…
• Buittle, Cemetery — Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland Cemetery (20th Century) Explorer Tom Buittle Cemetery has a twentieth-century entry on the historic map, and I have told my imaginary treasure hunter to…
• Bullers of Buchan — Aberdeenshire, Scotland Heritage attraction Explorer Tom The Bullers of Buchan is what happens when the sea spends ages arguing with a cliff and finally makes a hole in its…
• Bullring henge — High Peak, England Archaeological place Bullring henge is shown as a archaeological place on the public map of High Peak. The saved point is the map point or…
• Bumble Hole Nature Reserve Black Country Geosite — Dudley, England Nature reserve Bumble Hole Nature Reserve Black Country Geosite is shown as a nature reserve on the public map of Dudley. The saved…
• Bunanumera, Randal Óg — County Cork, Ireland GAA ground Bunanumera, Randal Óg is listed for Randal Óg in County Cork. Temporary stock picture; exact ground photo to follow.
• Bunmahon GAA pitch — County Waterford, Ireland GAA ground Bunmahon GAA pitch is listed for Bunmahon in County Waterford. Temporary stock picture; exact ground photo to follow.
• Bunnet Stane — Fife, Scotland Named rock Explorer Tom The Bunnet Stane appears to have dressed for the Fife weather and then forgotten the rest of its body. A broad…
• Burgh Castle Roman fort, Vicus, Pre-Conquest monastery and Norman motte and bailey castle — Great Yarmouth, England Scheduled monument The National Heritage List for England records Burgh Castle Roman fort, vicus, pre-Conquest monastery and Norman motte…
• Burgh Castle Roman Site — Great Yarmouth, England Archaeological place Burgh Castle Roman Site is shown as a archaeological place on the public map of Great Yarmouth. The saved point is the…

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