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• War Memorial — London Borough of Camden, England Listed building The National Heritage List for England records War Memorial as a listed building at Grade II*. The saved point comes…
• War Memorial — Plymouth, England Monument War Memorial is shown as a monument on the public map of Plymouth. The saved point is the map point or the centre of…
• War Memorial (The Response) — Newcastle upon Tyne, England Listed building The National Heritage List for England records War Memorial (The Response) as a listed building at Grade I. The saved…
• War Memorial at British Medical Association House — London Borough of Camden, England Listed building The National Heritage List for England records War Memorial at British Medical Association House as a listed building…
• War Memorial to the Lancashire Fusiliers, Gallipoli Gardens — Bury, England Listed building The National Heritage List for England records War Memorial to the Lancashire Fusiliers, Gallipoli Gardens as a listed…
• War Memorial, Great Bardfield — Braintree, England Heritage place Explorer Tom War Memorial, Great Bardfield in Braintree is standing there silently judging your lack of military background. It’s…
• War Memorial, Public Gardens, Bocking End, Braintree, Essex — Braintree, England Heritage place Explorer Tom War Memorial, Public Gardens, Bocking End, Braintree, Essex in Braintree is surrounded by people trying not to trip…
• War Memorial, Public Gardens, Bocking End, Braintree, Essex, Panel 1 — Braintree, England Heritage place Explorer Tom War Memorial, Public Gardens, Bocking End, Braintree, Essex, Panel 1 in Braintree is just one name on a big list of…
• War Memorial, Public Gardens, Bocking End, Braintree, Essex, Panel 4 — Braintree, England Heritage place Explorer Tom War Memorial, Public Gardens, Bocking End, Braintree, Essex, Panel 4 in Braintree is the final piece of this whole…
• Wardown Park Museum — Luton, England Museum Explorer Tom If you arrive at Wardown Park Museum expecting a polite little display case, the house on Old Bedford Road has other…
• Warmley Forest Park — South Gloucestershire, England Nature reserve Explorer Tom Warmley Forest Park has an industrial secret under its grass. Woodland, a pond, Siston Brook and meadows occupy ground…
• Warner Bros. Studio Tour London — Three Rivers, England Heritage attraction Explorer Tom Warner Bros. Studio Tour London sounds as though it belongs beside the Thames, but the doors are at Leavesden in…
• Warrington Museum & Art Gallery — Warrington, England Museum Explorer Tom Warrington Museum and Art Gallery occupies the upper floors on Bold Street, where local history and art have been…
• Wartime Shelters — Cardiff, Wales Museum Explorer Tom Cardiff Castle has a wartime surprise inside its walls: corridors that once held people waiting for an air raid to…
• Warton Lime Kiln — Lancaster, England Archaeological place A maintained lime kiln on the side of Warton Crag. A display board gives info about lime production and the history of…
• Warwick Castle — Warwick, England Registered park or garden The National Heritage List for England records Warwick Castle as a registered park or garden at Grade I. The saved…
• Washington Wetland Centre — Sunderland, England Nature reserve Explorer Tom Washington Wetland Centre beside the River Wear turns a corner of Tyne and Wear into lakes, woods, bird hides and close…
• Watch House — London Borough of Lambeth, England Ruins The stone was once to be seen built into the front wall of a two-storey house, erected in 1825. It was the Parish Watch…
• Watch Stone (Orkney) — Orkney Islands, Scotland Archaeological place Explorer Tom The Watch Stone guards the road between the lochs of Stenness and Harray like a giant taking his job too seriously. At…
• Watch Tower — County Waterford, Ireland Heritage attraction Explorer Tom This Watch Tower handles nosey neighbours by just standing there silently while they talk themselves hoarse. It’s one…
• Waterfall Point — County Offaly, Ireland Viewpoint Explorer Tom Waterfall Point is a named viewpoint inside Birr Castle Demesne in County Offaly, where the gardens' rivers supply a…
• Waterford & Suir Valley Railway — County Waterford, Ireland Heritage attraction Explorer Tom Waterford & Suir Valley Railway begins at Kilmeadan Station with a whistle, a narrow track and a pace slow enough to…
• Waterford Regional Sports Centre — County Waterford, Ireland League of Ireland ground Explorer Tom Waterford's Regional Sports Centre turns Cork Road into a sea of blue when the football club comes home. Waterford FC's…
• Watergrasshill GAA pitch — County Cork, Ireland GAA ground Watergrasshill GAA pitch is listed for Watergrasshill in County Cork. Temporary stock picture; exact ground photo to…
• Waterloo Cairn — Highland, Scotland Memorial Waterloo Cairn is shown as a memorial on the public map of Highland. The saved point is the map point or the centre of…
• Waterloo Monument — Scottish Borders, Scotland Monument Waterloo Monument is shown as a monument on the public map of Scottish Borders. The saved point is the map point or the…
• Waterville GAA pitch — County Kerry, Ireland GAA ground Waterville GAA pitch is listed for Waterville in County Kerry. Temporary stock picture; exact ground photo to follow.
• Watling Lodge Roman Fortlet — Falkirk, Scotland Archaeological place Explorer Tom Fancy finding a Roman checkpoint in Falkirk, then discovering the checkpoint has vanished beneath a Victorian house? At…
• Watty Graham Park, Watty Graham's GAA, Glen — County Derry, Ireland GAA ground Watty Graham Park, Watty Graham's GAA, Glen is listed for Watty Graham's GAA, Glen in County Derry.
• Wave Basin Battery — Sunderland, England Fort Wave Basin Battery is shown as a fort on the public map of Sunderland. The saved point is the map point or the centre…
• Wayland's Smithy — Vale of White Horse, England Archaeological place Wayland's Smithy is shown as a archaeological place on the public map of Vale of White Horse. The saved point is the…
• Wealdway — Wealden, England Walking route Wealdway is recorded as a named walking route on the public map.
• Webb Ellis Museum — Rugby, England Museum Webb Ellis Museum is shown as a museum on the public map of Rugby. The saved point is the map point or the centre of…
• Weedon Bec Military Ordnance Depot — West Northamptonshire, England Ruins Weedon Bec Military Ordnance Depot is shown as a ruins on the public map of West Northamptonshire. The saved point is…
• Weeping willow — County Dublin, Ireland Weeping willow Explorer Tom Weeping willow in County Dublin took roughly four thousand cups of tea to build, which explains why it looks so tired…
• Welbeck Abbey — Bassetlaw, England Registered park or garden Explorer Tom Welbeck Abbey has caught my eye in Bassetlaw. I bet a registered park or garden with a name like that could keep me…
• Welch Fusiliers Memorial — Wrexham, Wales Memorial To the immortal memory of the Welch Fusiliers 1914 1918.
• Welcome to Bailieborough Demesne — County Cavan, Ireland Visitor information Explorer Tom Welcome to Bailieborough Demesne in County Cavan has seagulls that rate visitors on a scale of one to ten based on how…
• Well of the Seven Heads — Highland, Scotland Memorial Well of the Seven Heads is shown as a memorial on the public map of Highland. The saved point is the map point or the…
• Well surfaced — Bridgend, Wales Heritage place Explorer Tom Well surfaced is just a patch of road that thinks it’s something special because someone paved it properly. I’m sure…
• Wellbrook Beetling Mill — County Tyrone, Ireland Visitor attraction Explorer Tom Wellbrook Beetling Mill in County Tyrone is hiding a treasure that is definitely just a biscuit tin but the locals…
• Wellington Bomber Crash — Torridge, England Memorial In memory of the crew of a Wellington bomber which crashed beneath these cliffs on 13 April 1942. PO H W Russ RCAF, FO…
• Wellington Country Park — Hart, England Heritage attraction Explorer Tom Wellington Country Park near Riseley has more than 350 acres in which a child's decision to do everything can become an…
• Wellington's Column — Liverpool, England Monument Explorer Tom At the meeting of William Brown Street and Lime Street, Wellington stands forty metres above Liverpool, apparently…
• Welsh Industrial & Maritime Museum — Cardiff, Wales Museum The National Monuments Record of Wales records Welsh Industrial & Maritime Museum as Museum from the 20th Century…
• Welwyn Roman Baths — Welwyn Hatfield, England Archaeological place Explorer Tom There is a Roman bath house under the A1(M) at Welwyn, which is a cheeky place to hide Roman history. Step into its…
• Wembley Stadium — London Borough of Brent, England Stadium Explorer Tom Wembley Stadium is the 90,000 seat giant in Brent with an arch so enormous it looks as though someone tried to…
• Wemyss Cave Museum & Visitor Centre — Fife, Scotland Museum Explorer Tom At East Wemyss, the cave carvings are the great stars, but the Wemyss Cave Museum and Visitor Centre gives you the…
• Wentworth Castle — Barnsley, England Listed building Explorer Tom Wentworth Castle has caught my eye in Barnsley. I bet a listed building with a name like that could keep me talking all…
• Wentworth Castle Gardens — Barnsley, England Heritage attraction Explorer Tom Wentworth Castle Gardens sounds as though somebody planted a castle and waited for it to flower. Above Barnsley, the…
• Wern Plemys Nature Reserve — Powys, Wales Nature reserve Explorer Tom Wern Plemys near Ystradgynlais has pulled off a fine bit of Welsh valley mischief: a former coal mine now wears…
• West Highland Way — Stirling, Scotland Walking route Explorer Tom The West Highland Way starts near Glasgow and keeps walking until Fort William, which is a fine way of telling the…
• West Usk Lighthouse, Uskmouth, Newport — Newport, Wales Lighthouse The National Monuments Record of Wales records West Usk Lighthouse, Uskmouth, Newport as Lighthouse from the Post…
• West Wood — Leeds, England Wood Explorer Tom West Wood, just north of Calverley on the Leeds side of the Aire Valley, appears to be a perfectly ordinary oak…
• Westburn Park — Aberdeen City, Scotland Park Explorer Tom Westburn Park gives Aberdeen a broad patch of green where footballs, tennis balls and children on little bicycles all…
• Western aqueduct near Netley Abbey — Eastleigh, England Scheduled monument The National Heritage List for England records Western aqueduct near Netley Abbey as a scheduled monument. The saved…
• Western Hemlock — County Roscommon, Ireland Western Hemlock Explorer Tom Western Hemlock in County Roscommon holds a long grudge against the weather because it thinks the rain is personally…
• Western Redcedar — County Roscommon, Ireland Western Redcedar Explorer Tom Western Redcedar in County Roscommon would want 'Finally Tall Enough' on its tombstone because it spent centuries…
• Western Redcedar — County Galway, Ireland Western Redcedar Explorer Tom Western Redcedar in County Galway is caught in a territorial dispute with a nearby oak over who owns the best view of…
• Western Way — County Galway, Ireland Walking route Explorer Tom The Western Way sounds as if you just keep walking until somebody says you have reached the Atlantic. There is rather…

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