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Explorer Tom Six Bells Calvinistic Methodist Chapel in Six Bells has a lot of noise potential. It’s from the Post Medieval era. Listen for any ringing; if there isn’t any, tell me why six bells are silent and take a photo.
Explorer Tom Congregational Church in Six Bells is guarding Bridge Street. Post Medieval chapel with a name that makes you think of church bells ringing. Go have a peek and report back!
Explorer Tom Abertillery War Memorial is standing tall and proud, keeping watch over the whole district. I bet it's got a great view of all the local doings. Snap a photo from underneath it if you can!
Explorer Tom Abertillery & District Museum is full of dusty things that probably want to get out and see the world. I bet the exhibits are plotting a quiet escape during closing time. Peek in and see who's awake!
Explorer Tom Llanhilleth Colliery Memorial is sitting in Granny's Wood, which sounds like a place where the trees whisper secrets. I bet the miners are still telling jokes to the roots. Listen carefully for any giggling!
Explorer Tom Graig Fawr is a big forest that thinks it is special because it has a footpath. Just a woodland walk really, but with better marketing. The trees are probably gossiping about who climbed the highest last Tuesday. Take a photo for me if you spot any suspiciously tall pines.
Explorer Tom Coity Mountain is covered in grassy moorland, which means mud is coming. It’s not exactly a beach, but it’s got character. Take a picture of the top if you make it up!
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