Redhills Moss

Explorer Tom Collin in Dumfries and Galloway is a village with a period unassigned, meaning nobody can agree on when it actually started being a thing. There’s probably a love story that went badly wrong right next door, involving two people who argued about whether the church was facing the right way for three centuries straight. It’s got that quiet, contemplative energy that makes you want to sit down and

Explorer Tom Collin, Main Road, War Memorial is having a long grudge with the weather because it keeps raining on its parade. It stands there looking stern while the wind tries to knock its hat off. The locals probably think it’s a very serious garden ornament. Tell the kids it's a castle. Close enough.

Explorer Tom Roucan in Dumfries and Galloway would bring a horse engine and a bottle of whiskey to any party. It’s a village with an earthwork that looks like it was built by giants with bad eyesight. The whole place is just old stone walls pretending to be industrial history. Practise your Irish on it, it won't correct you.

Explorer Tom West Roucan has a tall tale about a hidden tunnel that goes straight to the local pub, but nobody believes it because the farmer denies everything. It’s got that farmstead mystery where everyone pretends they don’t know anything about the weird noises at night. I’m betting there is a secret entrance behind the shed, just waiting for me. Ideal spot for a dramatic phone call.

Explorer Tom Rockhall is a seventeenth-century hotel and medieval tower house that would probably describe itself as 'a charming establishment with excellent views and a slightly mysterious past' if it had a website. It’s been sitting in Dumfries and Galloway for centuries, looking like it’s got more stories than the local pub but not enough people to tell them to. The whole place feels like