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Explorer Tom The Bull Inn is definitely where the locals go to complain about the weather. Join them for a pint if you’re brave enough.
Explorer Tom The Golden Fleece Inn in Brentwood sounds like a pub with a past. Grade II* means it’s classy. Ask for the best pint when you arrive!
Explorer Tom London Road Cemetery in Brentwood is where all the commuters eventually end up, and honestly, that's a relief. The account says nothing, so expect headstones with no names or names too long to read. Take a photo of any 'London' signs; if you see one, tell me it's a wrong turn.
Explorer Tom Belvedere Field sounds like it’s watching you from above, judging your walking pace. It’s near South Weald, so maybe there’s a view of something impressive. Or just more trees. Take a picture for me!
Explorer Tom Holly Wood is pricklier than my uncle at Christmas time. You'll need to be careful not to get your fingers poked. Take a photo of the red berries for luck!
Explorer Tom Lorne Road Cemetery in Brentwood is named after Lorne, who probably lost his way and ended up buried there. The account says nothing, so assume the trees are taller than the headstones. Take a photo of any 'Lorne' markers; if you can't find them, blame the fog for hiding the truth.
Explorer Tom The Chapel of St Thomas a Becket in Brentwood is keeping its secrets tight. I bet the masons were showing off back then, but now it's just bricks and mystery. Take a peek if you dare!
Explorer Tom Remains of the Filmy Fern Cave is hiding its ferns from the prying sun. It's just a rocky nook pretending to be something much bigger and mysterious.
Explorer Tom Monument on Shenfield Common in Brentwood is standing alone out in the open air. It looks lonely, like a dog waiting for its owner. Take a picture of it looking dignified while the wind messes up your hair.
Explorer Tom Shenfield Common is likely home to a secret society of rabbits who hold council meetings at midnight. They probably don’t want visitors, but if you wave a carrot, they might let you in on the gossip.
Explorer Tom Scrub Hill in Brentwood is definitely not a mountain. It's barely a hill, maybe a large mound with ambition. But hey, it's on the map, so you might as well pretend you're conquering Everest on your way up to the top.
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