Ribbon Wood

Explorer Tom Water pump in Ardglassan was used for smuggling tea when the taxes were high. It’s got foliate decoration now, so it’s…

Explorer Tom Forge or smithy in Ardglassan is a bit of a texture nerd, mixing rubble walls with fancy ashlar surrounds and a brick…

Explorer Tom Worker's house in Ardglassan is hosting a bird that refuses to leave, despite the fact that everyone else has gone.…

Explorer Tom Seat or bench in Ardglassan is a curved wrought-iron beast that’s currently hiding from everyone because the vegetation…

Explorer Tom Ardglassan House in County Meath is just a modest farm house doing its best impression of traditional Irish…

Explorer Tom Martinstown Bridge in County Meath has a bitter feud with the rain and refuses to budge an inch. The ashlar masonry is…

Explorer Tom Gates in Crossakeel are just piers and wrought-iron pretending to be anything special, which is hilarious because…

Explorer Tom Loughcrew House gate lodge is rolling its eyes at Dublin tourists. They want photos of the ruins; it just wants some…

Explorer Tom Ballinlough National School in Smithstown had separate doors for boys and girls, so the feud over who owned the view…

Explorer Tom Catholic Church of the Assumption in Smithstown has pinnacled towers that flake like a sunburnt nose. The cruciform…

Explorer Tom Outbuilding in Tubride is part of a large industrial complex with two mills and associated buildings, basically the…

Explorer Tom Mill in Tubride would tell you it’s not tired, just resting its industrial bones from 1774. The lime scale tells…