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• The Prince's Cairn — Highland, Scotland Monument The Prince's Cairn is shown as a monument on the public map of Highland. The saved point is the map point or the centre…
• The Priory — Babergh, England Listed building Explorer Tom The Priory has caught my eye in Babergh. I bet a listed building with a name like that could keep me talking all afternoon; I'm already inventing a daft little scene for it, and I'll stop before it turns into history.
• The Priory Church of St Andrews' — Northumberland, England Listed building The National Heritage List for England records The Priory Church of St Andrews' as a listed building at Grade I. The…
• The Pyramid — North Yorkshire, England Monument The Pyramid is shown as a monument on the public map of North Yorkshire. The saved point is the map point or the centre…
• The Red Lodge Museum — City of Bristol, England Museum Elizabethan house and museum.
• The Response — Newcastle upon Tyne, England Memorial The Response is shown as a memorial on the public map of Newcastle upon Tyne. The saved point is the map point or the…
• The Roderic Bowen Library and Archives, University of Wales, Lampeter — Ceredigion, Wales Library The National Monuments Record of Wales records The Roderic Bowen Library and Archives, University of Wales, Lampeter as…
• The Roger Bannister Running Track — Oxford, England Athletics ground The Roger Bannister Running Track is recorded as a named athletics ground in Oxford. It is mapped for athletics. The…
• The Roses — Braintree, England Listed building Explorer Tom The Roses in Braintree used to be a farm, now it's just fancy. Grade II listed means it's pretty. I bet there are actual roses growing wild somewhere around here. Sniff the air and take a photo if you find any pink petals!
• The Rosses Bar — County Donegal, Ireland Pub Explorer Tom The Rosses Bar is in Stranorlar, which sounds like it caters to people who know exactly where they are and don't need directions. Ask if the name refers to a specific local area or just general pride.
• The Royal Air Force Memorial, Whitehall Stairs — City of Westminster, England Listed building The National Heritage List for England records The Royal Air Force Memorial, Whitehall Stairs as a listed building at…
• The Royal Albion Hotel and Attached Walls and Piers and Railings — Brighton and Hove, England Listed building The National Heritage List for England records The Royal Albion Hotel and Attached Walls and Piers and Railings as a…
• The Royal College of Surgeons — City of Westminster, England Listed building The National Heritage List for England records The Royal College of Surgeons as a listed building at Grade II*. The…
• The Royal Estate, Windsor: Cumberland Lodge — Windsor and Maidenhead, England Registered park or garden The National Heritage List for England records The Royal Estate, Windsor: Cumberland Lodge as a registered park or…
• The Royal Estate, Windsor: Frogmore Gardens — Windsor and Maidenhead, England Registered park or garden The National Heritage List for England records The Royal Estate, Windsor: Frogmore Gardens as a registered park or…
• The Royal Estate, Windsor: Royal Lodge — Windsor and Maidenhead, England Registered park or garden The National Heritage List for England records The Royal Estate, Windsor: Royal Lodge as a registered park or garden at…
• The Royal Estate, Windsor: Virginia Water — Runnymede, England Registered park or garden The National Heritage List for England records The Royal Estate, Windsor: Virginia Water (including Fort Belvedere and…
• The Royal Estate, Windsor: Windsor Great Park — Windsor and Maidenhead, England Registered park or garden The National Heritage List for England records The Royal Estate, Windsor: Windsor Great Park as a registered park or…
• The Royal Harbour, Ramsgate — Thanet, England Listed building The National Heritage List for England records The Royal Harbour, Ramsgate as a listed building at Grade II*. The saved…
• The Royal Hospital Chelsea — Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, England Heritage attraction The Royal Hospital Chelsea is shown as a heritage attraction on the public map of Royal Borough of Kensington and…
• The Royal Mausoleum — Windsor and Maidenhead, England Listed building The National Heritage List for England records The Royal Mausoleum as a listed building at Grade I. The saved point…
• The Royal Pavilion — Brighton and Hove, England Listed building The National Heritage List for England records The Royal Pavilion as a listed building at Grade I. The saved point…
• The Ruins of Bayham Abbey — Wealden, England Listed building The National Heritage List for England records The Ruins of Bayham Abbey as a listed building at Grade I. The saved…
• The Rusty Mackerel — County Donegal, Ireland Restaurant Explorer Tom The Rusty Mackerel in Teileann claims to be from 1892, which is either brilliant or a complete lie. Rumour has it a secret tunnel links it straight to the local pub for emergency escapes. Bring your own legend, I've run out of stories.
• The Samuel Johnson Birthplace Museum — Lichfield, England Museum The Samuel Johnson Birthplace Museum is shown as a museum on the public map of Lichfield. The saved point is the map…
• The Savill Building — Runnymede, England Visitor information The Savill Building is shown as a visitor information on the public map of Runnymede. The saved point is the map point…
• The Savoy Theatre — City of Westminster, England Listed building The National Heritage List for England records The Savoy Theatre as a listed building at Grade II*. The saved point…
• The Seafarer — Angus, Scotland Memorial Explorer Tom The Seafarer has caught my eye in Angus. I bet a memorial with a name like that could keep me talking all afternoon; I'm already inventing a daft little scene for it, and I'll stop before it turns into history.
• The Shamrock Lodge — County Donegal, Ireland Pub Explorer Tom The Shamrock Lodge on Main Street is green enough to make your eyes water from sheer irony and poor lighting choices. A poet fell into a ditch nearby recently, but this place refuses to acknowledge any of that bad luck. Bring a friend who talks too much and let the place shut them up instantly.
• The Sheldonian Theatre — Oxford, England Listed building The National Heritage List for England records The Sheldonian Theatre as a listed building at Grade I. The saved point…
• The Snug Bar — County Donegal, Ireland Pub Explorer Tom The Snug Bar is on Main Street in Stranorlar, which implies a small, cozy corner where you can hide from the world and bad conversation. See if there's an actual snug room or just a very tight seating arrangement available.
• The Sportsman Inn — County Donegal, Ireland Pub Explorer Tom The Sportsman Inn is in Carndonagh where men discuss football with way too much intense energy on The Diamond. Tell them Tom sent you and brace yourself for a lecture on the offside rule that could last hours. Bring someone who'll believe anything.
• The Stables — Buckinghamshire, England Heritage attraction The stables are 17th century French style & were designed by the same architect who designed the Manor. It now houses a…
• The Sugar Loaf Way — County Wicklow, Ireland Walking route Explorer Tom The Sugar Loaf Way in County Wicklow has very strong opinions on modern buildings and thinks they’re all a bit too square for its taste. The Great Sugar Loaf mountain looks down on them all with the disdain of a rich aunt at a barbecue. Stand still and listen, the wind tells it better than me.
• The Tarn — Royal Borough of Greenwich, England Wood The Tarn is shown as a wood on the public map of Royal Borough of Greenwich. The saved point is the map point or the…
• The Theatre Royal — City of Bristol, England Listed building The National Heritage List for England records The Theatre Royal as a listed building at Grade I. The saved point comes…
• The Theatre Royal — London Borough of Newham, England Listed building The National Heritage List for England records The Theatre Royal as a listed building at Grade II*. The saved point…
• The Thin House — Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, England Heritage attraction The building, now flats, is just 6ft wide at it’s narrowest point, growing to 34ft at its widest. Despite its size, its…
• The Tolhouse Gaol — Great Yarmouth, England Museum The Tolhouse Gaol is shown as a museum on the public map of Great Yarmouth. The saved point is the map point or the…
• The Traveller's Inn — County Donegal, Ireland Restaurant Explorer Tom The Traveller's Inn at Kilmacrennan Road junction might be hiding a map in the sauce. I bet the chef knows where the lost gold is buried under the fries. Have a chat with it, nobody's watching.
• The Trundle — Chichester, England Mountain / peak The Trundle is shown as a mountain / peak on the public map of Chichester. The saved point is the map point or the…
• The Vat — Aberdeenshire, Scotland Cave Explorer Tom The Vat has caught my eye in Aberdeenshire. I bet a cave with a name like that could keep me talking all afternoon; I'm already inventing a daft little scene for it, and I'll stop before it turns into history.
• The Village Inn — County Donegal, Ireland Pub Explorer Tom The Village Inn sounds like it contains an actual village, but it’s just a pub on Main Street. Ask the bartender if he knows the local king; he probably doesn’t. Stick around for the light changing, it's a show.
• The Village Pound — Doncaster, England Memorial BEYOND THIS WALL LIES THE VILLAGE POUND! THIS WALLED ENCLOSURE DATING BACK ALMOST AS OLD AS THE VILLAGE CHURCH, AND IN…
• The Vyne — Basingstoke and Deane, England Listed building Explorer Tom The Vyne has caught my eye in Basingstoke and Deane. I bet a listed building with a name like that could keep me talking all afternoon; I'm already inventing a daft little scene for it, and I'll stop before it turns into history.
• The War Horse — Wakefield, England Memorial The War Horse is shown as a memorial on the public map of Wakefield. The saved point is the map point or the centre of…
• The White Hart — Breckland, England Listed building Explorer Tom The White Hart in Breckland sounds like a pub that knows too many secrets. Grade II listed, so the ale is probably better than your excuses. Did they have a pie? Tell me about the pie. I’m starving out here!
• The White Harte — County Donegal, Ireland Pub Explorer Tom The White Harte in Rathmullan is right by Kerrs Bay, likely watching boats go by. It's a pub with a name that sounds like a unicorn. Go ask for one, but don't be surprised when you get a pint instead.
• The William Booth Birthplace Museum — City of Nottingham, England Museum The William Booth Birthplace Museum is shown as a museum on the public map of City of Nottingham. The saved point is…
• The Wrekin — Telford and Wrekin, England Mountain / peak The Wrekin is shown as a mountain / peak on the public map of Telford and Wrekin. The saved point is the map point or…
• The Wrythe War Memorial — London Borough of Sutton, England Monument For the men of the Wrythe who died for King & country. May they rest in peace. This memorial represents the original…
• The Yellow Pepper — County Donegal, Ireland Restaurant Explorer Tom The Yellow Pepper is clearly named for spice, not colour, so expect tears if you aren't careful. I’d love a mild one, but they probably don’t do that here, do they? Stand where the owner stood and practise looking smug.
• The Yellow Pepper — County Donegal, Ireland Restaurant Explorer Tom The Yellow Pepper in Letterkenny sounds spicy, but it’s just a restaurant on Lower Main Street. Grab a chilli if you’re brave; I’ll wait here shivering. Stick around for the light changing, it's a show.
• Theatre Royal — West Suffolk, England Listed building The National Heritage List for England records Theatre Royal as a listed building at Grade I. The saved point comes…
• Theatre Royal Cinema, Barry — Vale of Glamorgan, Wales Cinema The National Monuments Record of Wales records Theatre Royal Cinema, Barry as Cinema from the 20th Century period. The…
• Theatre Royal Cinema, Merthyr Tydfil — Merthyr Tydfil, Wales Cinema The National Monuments Record of Wales records Theatre Royal Cinema, Merthyr Tydfil as Cinema from the 20th Century…
• Theatre Royal Drury Lane and Attached Sir Augustus Harris Memorial Drinking Fountain — City of Westminster, England Listed building The National Heritage List for England records Theatre Royal Drury Lane and Attached Sir Augustus Harris Memorial…
• Theatre Royal Plymouth — Plymouth, England Listed building The National Heritage List for England records Theatre Royal Plymouth as a listed building at Grade II. The saved point…
• Theatre, Theatre Royal — Newcastle upon Tyne, England Listed building The National Heritage List for England records Theatre, Theatre Royal as a listed building at Grade I. The saved point…
• Thekla — City of Bristol, England Heritage attraction Ex-German cargo vessel brought to Bristol as the "Old Profanity Showboat" and now a music venue. Banksy murals.

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