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Explorer Tom Tower Plantation might have a tower in it, or it’s just a name to make it sound more impressive than it is. I bet there’s no actual tower, just tall trees pretending. Search the canopy!
Explorer Tom Lodge Field feels like it’s guarding something important, maybe a very sleepy dog or a lost postman. The lodge isn’t there, but the attitude remains. Be polite if you hear barking.
Explorer Tom The Cottage on Pilgrim’s Lane sounds like a stop on a very long journey. Rest your feet there if you need a break.
Explorer Tom Lincolns in Brentwood has a barn that looks better than the main house. Take a pic of the barn, it's got character.
Explorer Tom Old MacDonald's Farm Park in Brentwood promises cows and pigs everywhere. I haven't seen a single one yet, but if you hear an 'oh my' coming from behind a fence, don't be too surprised by that noise.
Explorer Tom River Road Play Space sounds like a place where toddlers go to drown their sorrows in imaginary rivers. It’s definitely not for grown-ups unless they enjoy getting splashed by very angry two-year-olds.
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 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 William Hunter Memorial in Brentwood keeps its secrets close to the chest. It's shown as a memorial here, so grab your camera and see if this William was actually a hunter or just a very enthusiastic gardener.
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 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.
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