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Duggan Park, Millstreet — County Cork, Ireland GAA ground Duggan Park, Millstreet is listed for Millstreet in County Cork. Temporary stock picture; exact ground photo to follow.
Duke of Gordon's Monument — Moray, Scotland Monument Explorer Tom The Duke of Gordon’s Monument stands on Ladyhill above Elgin, an eighty-foot column with a statue on top and a very…
Dulwich Old College — London Borough of Southwark, England Listed building The National Heritage List for England records Dulwich Old College as a listed building at Grade II. The saved point…- Dulwich Wood — London Borough of Southwark, England Wood Dulwich Wood is shown as a wood on the public map of London Borough of Southwark. The saved point is the map point or…
Dumbarnie Links Wildlife Reserve — Fife, Scotland Nature reserve Explorer Tom Dumbarnie Links sits on Largo Bay, where the Fife Coastal Path slips between dunes and a remarkable patch of lime-rich…
Dun Beag — Highland, Scotland Archaeological place Explorer Tom Dun Beag is called 'little fort', but the view over Loch Bracadale is doing absolutely nothing small. The broch sits on…
Dun Fiadhairt Broch — Highland, Scotland Archaeological place Explorer Tom Dun Fiadhairt looks across the Skye coast like an ancient roundhouse that chose its own dramatic seat. The surviving…
Dun Grugaig, Dun site — Highland, Scotland Archaeological place Explorer Tom Dun Grugaig sits on a knoll beside steep Gleann Beag, with a heavy curved wall that appears to have taken the job of…
Dun Hallin, Broch — Highland, Scotland Archaeological place Explorer Tom Dun Hallin Broch stands on the Waternish peninsula of Skye, where a rocky rise carries the surviving round walls above…
Dunagoil: burial chamber, Forts, Caves, Cupmarked stone and longhouses. — Argyll and Bute, Scotland Archaeological place Explorer Tom Dunagoil on south Bute is a whole archaeological crowd packed onto one stretch of coast: forts, caves, a burial chamber…
Dunaverty Memorial Burial Enclosure — Argyll and Bute, Scotland Archaeological place Explorer Tom Dunaverty Memorial Burial Enclosure has caught my eye in Argyll and Bute. I bet a archaeological place with a name like…
Dunbeggan, Young Grattans — County Longford, Ireland GAA ground Dunbeggan, Young Grattans is listed for Young Grattans in County Longford. Temporary stock picture; exact ground photo…
Duncliffe Wood — Dorset, England Forest Explorer Tom Duncliffe Wood rises over two Dorset hilltops west of Shaftesbury, and the Woodland Trust has marked routes so you can…
Dundalks Gaels GAA pitch — County Louth, Ireland GAA ground Dundalks Gaels GAA pitch is listed for Dundalks Gaels in County Louth.
Dundas Aqueduct — Wiltshire, England Listed building The National Heritage List for England records Dundas Aqueduct as a listed building at Grade I. The saved point comes…
Dundee International Submarine Memorial — Dundee City, Scotland Memorial 'Still on Patrol' a sculpture by artists Jeremy Cunningham and Paul Grime.
Dunfermline, St Margaret's Street, Dunfermline Abbey, Palace and New Abbey Parish Church — Fife, Scotland Abbey (12th Century), Nave (12th Century), Parish Church (19th Century), War Memorial(s) (20th Century) Explorer Tom Dunfermline Abbey has buried enough Scottish monarchs to make an ordinary churchyard look rather modest. Walk into its…
Dungeon Wood — Bradford, England Wood Explorer Tom Dungeon Wood in Bradford on High Bank Lane sounds scary but it’s just a wood with a dramatic name. Probably full of…
Dunham Massey — Trafford, England Registered park or garden Explorer Tom Dunham Massey is where a grand Cheshire house meets a deer park that has absolutely no interest in my opinion of its…
Duniry Pitch, Tynagh-Abbey Duniry Hurling Club — County Galway, Ireland GAA ground Duniry Pitch, Tynagh-Abbey Duniry Hurling Club is listed for Tynagh-Abbey Duniry Hurling Club in County Galway.…
Dunkeld, Cathedral Street, Dunkeld Cathedral — Perth and Kinross, Scotland Burial Ground (medieval), Cathedral (medieval), Cross Slab(s) (early Medieval), Grave Slab (medieval) Explorer Tom Dunkeld Cathedral has been building its story for so long that one end got a roof and the other seems to have decided…- Dunleckny House — County Carlow, Ireland Castle — unclassified Explorer Tom Dunleckny House in Carlow was described as a castle and a house, which is a bit of a lie. It’s got a history of being…
Dunmore MacHales GAA pitch — County Galway, Ireland GAA ground Dunmore MacHales GAA pitch is listed for Dunmore MacHales in County Galway. Temporary stock picture; exact ground photo…
Dunnottar Castle — Aberdeenshire, Scotland Castle (medieval), Prison (post Medieval) Explorer Tom Dunnottar Castle perches on a sea rock near Stonehaven like a dramatic host who insists you use the difficult entrance.…
Dunraven Arms — Bridgend, Wales Public House Explorer Tom Dunraven Arms is a Post Medieval pub that has likely seen more drama than a soap opera. It’s got that classic look….jpg/250px-GAA_grounds_Dunshauglin_(cropped).jpg "Photo: Maker not stated on source page, en.wikipedia.org")
Dunsany GAA pitch — County Meath, Ireland GAA ground Dunsany GAA pitch is listed for Dunsany in County Meath. Temporary stock picture; exact ground photo to follow.
Dunscaith Castle — Highland, Scotland Castle Dunscaith Castle is shown as a castle on the public map of Highland. The saved point is the map point or the centre of…
Dunscore, Cemetery — Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland Cemetery (20th Century) Explorer Tom Dunscore Cemetery is recorded as twentieth-century, and my imaginary explorer has agreed that the best discovery here…
Dunshaughlin GAA pitch — County Meath, Ireland GAA ground Dunshaughlin GAA pitch is listed for Dunshaughlin in County Meath.
Dunsilly, St. Comgall's GAA, Antrim — County Antrim, Ireland GAA ground Dunsilly, St. Comgall's GAA, Antrim is listed for St. Comgall's GAA, Antrim in County Antrim.
Dunsinane Hill — Perth and Kinross, Scotland Battle Site (11th Century), Fort (iron Age), Finger Ring (bronze)(iron Age) Scotland's National Record of the Historic Environment records Dunsinane Hill as Battle Site (11th Century)(possible)…
Dunstable Downs — Central Bedfordshire, England Mountain / peak Explorer Tom Dunstable Downs has the nerve to call itself Bedfordshire's high point while laying out enough chalk grassland to make…- Dunster Castle — Somerset, England Registered park or garden The National Heritage List for England records Dunster Castle as a registered park or garden at Grade II*. The saved…
Dunston Staiths — Gateshead, England Scheduled monument The National Heritage List for England records Dunston Staiths as a scheduled monument. The saved point comes from the…
Dunure Castle — South Ayrshire, Scotland Castle (14th Century) - (17th Century) Explorer Tom Dunure Castle sits on an Ayrshire sea cliff as though the Kennedys built it to win an argument with the Atlantic. The…- Dunwich Bank — East Suffolk, England Protected wreck The National Heritage List for England records Dunwich Bank as a protected wreck. The saved point comes from the centre…
Durdle Door — Dorset, England Natural arch Explorer Tom Durdle Door looks as though the Dorset coast bent down to let the sea through. Its huge limestone arch rises beside a…
Durham Cathedral — County Durham, England Visitor information Durham Cathedral is shown as a visitor information on the public map of County Durham. The saved point is the map point…
Durham War Memorial — County Durham, England Memorial Durham War Memorial is shown as a memorial on the public map of County Durham. The saved point is the map point or the…
Durisdeer, Cemetery — Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland Cemetery (20th Century) Explorer Tom Durisdeer Cemetery is recorded as twentieth-century, and even my imaginary brass band knows it should rehearse…
Durrington Walls — Wiltshire, England Archaeological place Explorer Tom Durrington Walls looks modest beside its famous neighbour Stonehenge until you realise the grassy banks outline a…- Durrow GAA pitch — County Offaly, Ireland GAA ground Durrow GAA pitch is listed for Durrow in County Offaly. Temporary stock picture; exact ground photo to follow.
Dutch Cottage Museum — Castle Point, England Museum Dutch Cottage Museum is shown as a museum on the public map of Castle Point. The saved point is the map point or the…
Dyfi Furnace, Dyfi Furnace, And Charcoal Store, Furnace Blast Furnace, Dovey Blast Furnace — Ceredigion, Wales Iron Works Explorer Tom Dyfi Furnace hides heavy industry in a stretch of Welsh greenery that looks far too peaceful for molten iron. Around…
Dyfnant Forest — Powys, Wales Forest Explorer Tom Dyfnant Forest climbs the uplands south of Lake Vyrnwy, with conifer blocks, pockets of native trees and long tracks…- Dymond Murder Memorial — Cornwall, England Memorial Dymond Murder Memorial is shown as a memorial on the public map of Cornwall. The saved point is the map point or the…
Dyrham Park — South Gloucestershire, England Registered park or garden Explorer Tom Dyrham Park near Bath gives you a seventeenth-century house, gardens and old parkland on a slope steep enough to make…
Dùn an Achaidh — Argyll and Bute, Scotland Archaeological place Explorer Tom On Coll, Dùn an Achaidh sits on a steep rocky rise near the road, as though somebody chose the island’s most stubborn…
Dùn Ardtreck — Highland, Scotland Archaeological place Explorer Tom Dùn Ardtreck has claimed a rocky knoll above the sea on Skye so sharply that even a cheeky visitor should mind where…
Dùn Cholla — Argyll and Bute, Scotland Archaeological place Explorer Tom On Colonsay, Dùn Cholla sits on a rocky rise above the south-east coast, where cliffs and a stone wall defend it. A…
Dùn Chonnuill — Argyll and Bute, Scotland Islet Explorer Tom Dùn Chonnuill has caught my eye in Argyll and Bute. I bet a islet with a name like that could keep me talking all…- Dùn Coillich Community Land — Perth and Kinross, Scotland Nature reserve Explorer Tom Dùn Coillich sits on Schiehallion’s eastern shoulder, where a former deer farm is being coaxed back towards a richer…
Dùn Eibhinn — Argyll and Bute, Scotland Fort Explorer Tom Dùn Èibhinn sits above Colonsay like a fort that climbed the hill to get a better look at everybody arriving on the…- Dùn Meadhonach — Argyll and Bute, Scotland Fort Explorer Tom Dùn Meadhonach takes the top of a narrow rocky ridge on Colonsay, where steep drops help make a fort without charging…
- Dùn Morbhaidh — Argyll and Bute, Scotland Fort Explorer Tom Dùn Morbhaidh sits above Coll’s north-west coast with a view that could make even a fussy fort builder put down his…
Dùn Ringill — Highland, Scotland Archaeological place Explorer Tom Dùn Ringill sits on a rocky Skye headland where the coast does most of the defending before you reach its old stone…
Dùn Scolpaig — Na h-Eileanan Siar, Scotland Ruins Explorer Tom Dùn Scolpaig looks like a tiny castle that lost an argument with Loch Scolpaig and retreated to its own island. Its…- Dúrlas Óg GAA pitch — County Tipperary, Ireland GAA ground Dúrlas Óg GAA pitch is listed for Dúrlas Óg in County Tipperary. Temporary stock picture; exact ground photo to follow.
E. McClean — County Donegal, Ireland Restaurant Great restaurant for lunch or dinner. Keep an eye out for Elvis and Efren Reyes.Explorer Tom E. McClean is a great restaurant now, with lunch or dinner worth turning up for. Tom says that if you're lucky, you…- Eadestown GAA pitch — County Kildare, Ireland GAA ground Eadestown GAA pitch is listed for Eadestown in County Kildare. Temporary stock picture; exact ground photo to follow.
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