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• The Barrow Way — County Carlow, Ireland Visitor information Explorer Tom The Barrow Way thinks Dublin tourists are just people who forgot their sense of direction and their manners on the…
• The Beachcomber — County Donegal, Ireland Pub Explorer Tom The Beachcomber in Rathmullan is where locals pretend to know tide charts but really just love arguing about surfing.…
• The Bill Douglas Cinema Museum — Exeter, England Museum The Bill Douglas Cinema Museum is shown as a museum on the public map of Exeter. The saved point is the map point or…
• The Bishop of Barf — Cumberland, England Monument The Bishop of Barf is shown as a monument on the public map of Cumberland. The saved point is the map point or the…
• The Bishop's Palace — Somerset, England Castle The Bishop's Palace is shown as a castle on the public map of Somerset. The saved point is the map point or the centre…
• The Box — Plymouth, England Museum The Box is shown as a museum on the public map of Plymouth. The saved point is the map point or the centre of its…
• The Brewery — County Donegal, Ireland Pub Explorer Tom The Brewery stands in Market Square, pulsing with foam and stories that taste better than the ale. It’s basically the…
• The Bridge Bar — County Donegal, Ireland Pub Explorer Tom The Bridge Bar sits right there on Front Street, acting like it’s standing on some invisible structure over absolutely…
• The Bridges b&b — County Donegal, Ireland Guesthouse Explorer Tom The Bridges B&B sounds like it’s built on top of a bridge that keeps collapsing into the river below. The bed might be…
• The Buttercross — West Oxfordshire, England Memorial The Buttercross. In 1606 Richard Ashcombe left £50 to build “a house over and above the cross.” The clock was added in…
• The Cailleach: Carrowmore — County Sligo, Ireland Legend location Explorer Tom The Cailleach: Carrowmore is a field of ancient tombs with a woman in the stories powerful enough to shape the land…
• The Cailleach: Loughcrew — County Meath, Ireland Legend location Explorer Tom The Cailleach: Loughcrew says she made these cairns by dropping stones out of her apron as she leapt from hill to hill.…
• The Carriage Hotel — County Donegal, Ireland Hotel Explorer Tom The Carriage Hotel in County Donegal is literally an old train car, so sleep on the rails and pretend you’re still…
• The Castle — County Durham, England Listed building The National Heritage List for England records The Castle as a listed building at Grade I. The saved point comes from…
• The Castle — County Durham, England Listed building The National Heritage List for England records The Castle as a listed building at Grade II*. The saved point comes from…
• The Cater Museum — Basildon, England Museum Explorer Tom Billericay's Cater Museum fits behind a High Street doorway, but do not be fooled by its modest entrance: inside are…
• The Cenotaph — Southampton, England Memorial The Cenotaph is shown as a memorial on the public map of Southampton. The saved point is the map point or the centre of…
• The Central Bar — County Donegal, Ireland Pub Explorer Tom The Central Bar in Letterkenny is parked right on Upper Main Street, quietly judging your shoes while pouring pints.…
• The Central Hotel — County Donegal, Ireland Hotel Explorer Tom The Central Hotel in Donegal is at the exact center of nowhere, which is impressive if you squint hard enough. The…
• The Clanree Hotel — County Donegal, Ireland Hotel Explorer Tom The Clanree Hotel sits along the N14 Bonagee Road, about two klicks east of Letterkenny, sounding like a family reunion…
• The Cliff — Salford, England Football ground The Cliff is recorded as a named football ground in Salford. It is mapped for football. The point is the centre…
• The Clydeside Distillery — Glasgow City, Scotland Heritage attraction Explorer Tom The Clydeside Distillery makes whisky in a building that once made a dock bridge move. Its 1877 Pumphouse supplied…
• The Cobb — Dorset, England Heritage attraction Explorer Tom The Cobb curls round Lyme Regis harbour like a stone arm determined to keep Lyme Bay in line. Walk past the lifeboat…
• The Coliseum Theatre — City of Westminster, England Listed building The National Heritage List for England records The Coliseum Theatre (english National Opera) as a listed building at…
• The Columban Way — County Carlow, Ireland Visitor information Explorer Tom The Columban Way had a matchmaker who worked there for decades, pairing up lonely walkers with particularly handsome…
• The Coombes — Swindon, England Nature reserve Explorer Tom The Coombes at Hinton Parva is a dry chalk valley with a spring-fed stream at its entrance, which sounds like the land…
• The Corner House — County Donegal, Ireland Pub Explorer Tom The Corner House is exactly that: a house at a corner. Probably full of people who know everyone else's business. Go…
• The Coronation Stone — Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames, England Monument The Coronation Stone is shown as a monument on the public map of Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames. The saved point…
• The Cosy Cottage — County Donegal, Ireland Café Explorer Tom The Cosy Cottage café in Moville has sandwiches that are actually small houses for tiny people, and the local sheep…
• The Cottage — County Donegal, Ireland Pub Explorer Tom The Cottage in Letterkenny sounds cozy, which means it’s probably damp, drafty, and full of mysterious smells from…
• The Courtauld Gallery — City of Westminster, England Gallery Explorer Tom The Courtauld Gallery hides a powerful collection inside London's Somerset House, where Tom has arrived claiming he can…
• The Courthouse Gallery and Studios — County Clare, Ireland Gallery Explorer Tom The Courthouse Gallery and Studios gives an old Ennistymon courthouse a new job: letting artists fill rooms once meant…
• The Cove — County Wicklow, Ireland Beach / strand Explorer Tom The other Cove would totally ace a reality show because it’s got great lighting and a dramatic backdrop for every…
• The Cricket Field, Kilrush Shamrocks — County Clare, Ireland GAA ground The Cricket Field, Kilrush Shamrocks is listed for Kilrush Shamrocks in County Clare. Temporary stock picture; exact…
• The Devil's Chimney — County Sligo, Ireland Waterfall Explorer Tom The Devil's Chimney is a waterfall that sometimes refuses to fall. A southerly wind can blow its water back over the…
• The Dock Tower — North East Lincolnshire, England Listed building The National Heritage List for England records The Dock Tower as a listed building at Grade I. The saved point comes…
• The Doctor Who Experience, Cardiff Bay — Cardiff, Wales Museum The National Monuments Record of Wales records The Doctor Who Experience, Cardiff Bay as Museum from the Modern period.…
• The Dovercourt lighthouses and causeway — Tendring, England Scheduled monument The National Heritage List for England records The Dovercourt lighthouses and causeway as a scheduled monument. The…
• The Druid's Stone / Giant's Tooth Standing Stone — Argyll and Bute, Scotland Archaeological place Explorer Tom The Druid's Stone / Giant's Tooth Standing Stone has caught my eye in Argyll and Bute. I bet a archaeological place…
• The Dungeon (SSSI) — Wirral, England Nature reserve Explorer Tom The Dungeon near Heswall sounds like the place a medieval villain keeps the key, but this one is a small wooded ravine…
• The Final Resting Place — Stroud, England Memorial The final journey for numerous barges, schooners, ketches and concrete lighters was to be beached on the banks of the…
• The Fir Bolg: Dún Aonghasa — County Galway, Ireland Legend location Explorer Tom The Fir Bolg: Dún Aonghasa has a mighty stone fort and a name tied to their leader Aonghas. If I had a fort named after…
• The Food Museum — Mid Suffolk, England Museum The Food Museum is shown as a museum on the public map of Mid Suffolk. The saved point is the map point or the centre…
• The Forge — County Donegal, Ireland Pub Explorer Tom The Forge pub in Donegal smells like hot metal and regret, according to my highly trained nose. I’d bet they pour their…
• The Fusilier Museum — Bury, England Museum Explorer Tom Bury has a museum where a rather serious uniform meets an astonishing amount of mischief from history: The Fusilier…
• The Gainsborough Heritage Centre — West Lindsey, England Museum Explorer Tom If you hear a telephone ringing at Gainsborough Heritage Centre, don't rush to answer: the building once held the…
• The Garrick Theatre — City of Westminster, England Listed building The National Heritage List for England records The Garrick Theatre as a listed building at Grade II*. The saved point…
• The Gateway Lodge — County Donegal, Ireland Hotel Explorer Tom The Gateway Lodge is right on Killybegs Road, which is basically a shortcut to nowhere. Tell them Tom sent you and…
• The Gathering Stone — Stirling, Scotland Archaeological place Explorer Tom The Gathering Stone on Sheriffmuir sits among trees with a name that sounds ready to call everyone to order. Tradition…
• The Geddes Gallery — Powys, Wales Gallery Explorer Tom The Geddes Gallery stands at 15 Broad Street in Hay-on-Wye, ready to catch a visitor who thought the town was only…
• The Geffrye Museum — London Borough of Hackney, England Listed building The National Heritage List for England records The Geffrye Museum as a listed building at Grade I. The saved point…
• The Glen Bar — County Donegal, Ireland Pub Explorer Tom The Glen Bar is nestled in the glen, pretending to be a stubborn mountain goat. There’s a curse that only affects…
• The Grange — Braintree, England Listed building Explorer Tom The Grange Farm is a Grade II spot with an Essex Way sign. That sounds like a detour into legend. I bet the fields are…
• The Grange — Breckland, England Listed building Explorer Tom The Grange in Breckland is dressed up for the party but forgot to invite me. It looks very serious, like it’s…
• The Green Dragon — Braintree, England Listed building Explorer Tom The Green Dragon in Braintree is having a pint with history. Grade II status says it’s fancy, but I’d bet my boots it’s…
• The Grey Cairns of Camster — Highland, Scotland Archaeological place Explorer Tom The Grey Cairns of Camster look like three heaps of stone left in a Caithness moor by somebody with a very large…
• The Grove — Breckland, England Listed building Explorer Tom The Grove in Bridgham sounds like a nice place to hide. Grade II listed, so it's got some character, but that doesn't…
• The Guardian of The Valleys Statue, Six Bells Colliery, Guardian Statue, Guardian Sculpture, Six Bells Colliery, Abertillery — Blaenau Gwent, Wales Sculpture Explorer Tom The Guardian of The Valleys Statue, Six Bells Colliery, Guardian Statue, Guardian Sculpture, Six Bells Colliery…
• The Guildhall Tavern — Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole, England Listed building Explorer Tom The Guildhall Tavern in Poole sounds like where the locals go to complain about the weather. It’s Grade II listed…
• The Halliwell Jones Stadium — Warrington, England Stadium The Halliwell Jones Stadium is recorded as a named stadium in Warrington. It is mapped for rugby league. The point is…

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