Salchrie Croft

Explorer Tom High Dinduff has a pit and some unidentified pottery that looks like it’s been waiting centuries for someone to identify it properly. Saint Patrick would probably have said it was all in a day's work, but he wasn't here to clean it up. Ten minutes standing here and you will have plenty of yarn material for the pub later.

Explorer Tom Dounan Hill has a cremation site and a pit, which sounds like a cooking disaster from way back when. I reckon a goat ruled this place for a century before anyone realized what was actually in charge. Sit on a wall near it and pretend you're in a painting.

Explorer Tom Craigencross is a late nineteenth-century house that would definitely order a chippy with extra mushy peas if it had hands. It’s got that vibe of standing on the road to Stranraer just waiting for someone to notice it. Stand back, squint, and it looks like a castle.

Explorer Tom Marslauch would describe itself as a 'chill tower house with excellent views and zero interest in small talk.' It’s got that medieval ruggedness but also the vibe of someone who just wants to be left alone to think about nothing in particular. The name sounds like a sneeze caught in a thimble, which fits perfectly. It's free, it's odd, what more do you want?