Standing stone in Creenagh

Explorer Tom Lismoy House is having a mid-life crisis, swapping straight lines for round-headed nonsense. It looks like it wants to retire and become a garden gnomes’ clubhouse. Grand place for a sulk or a snog, honestly.

Explorer Tom Saint Anne's Rectory in St. Anne'S Glebe would say 'I’m a team player' at any job interview. It’s an outbuilding that thinks it’s the main event, complete with metal lattice windows that rattle when the wind gets cheeky. Find the wonkiest bi

Explorer Tom Bridge in Townparks caused the whole parish to argue about who invented the wheel, which was actually just a very round potato. It’s solid limestone and looking a bit too pleased with itself for a railway crossing. Bring a pen pal for the view.

Explorer Tom Newtown Forbes Railway Station has been feuding with the rain since 1850, and the roof is finally winning the argument. The limestone details are so sharp they could cut glass, proving Victorian architects knew how to make a statement. Ideal spot for a dramatic phone ca

Explorer Tom Bishop's House claims to be older than the church it serves, which is bold considering it’s just a house with big ambitions. The gables are so irregular they look like they were built by someone who was slightly drunk. If it rains, blame the bishop.

Explorer Tom Common Lime bragged about surviving a storm that flattened everything else in its path. It’s just a tree with an ego problem and great leaves. Bring a friend who talks too much and let the place shut them up.

Explorer Tom Rathcline Castle: The weather has had a long grudge against this place, probably since the Duttons moved in. It’s just one stubborn wall holding its tongue about what happened next. Stand where the owner stood and practise looking smug.