Standing stone in Drumnakeel, County Antrim

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Explorer Tom Mound & urn burial (O.S. memoir site; unlocated) in Drumnakeel is a barrow? Maybe. It would order fish and chips with…

Explorer Tom The standing stone in Drumnakeel was removed because someone thought it looked better in their garden than out here in…

Explorer Tom Drumnakeel’s possible barrow is playing hide-and-seek with me. It’s prehistoric but can’t decide if it’s real or just a…

Explorer Tom Bronze age burial site in Drumnakeel is destroyed, which means it’s gone but not forgotten. The builder was really…

Explorer Tom Graveyard & cross-carved standing stone in Drumnakeel has a stone with a cross that looks like it’s waving. There’s a…

Explorer Tom Standing stone (O.S. mem site, unlocated) in Drumadoon is playing hide-and-seek with the Ordnance Survey, and they’re…

Explorer Tom Church site in Drumnakeel is basically just a rumor with a roof. Legend has it a goat once ruled this place and…

Explorer Tom Mound & Man-made underground passage: doon in Drumadoon is basically a medieval basement with no furniture. It nearly…

Explorer Tom Standing stone (O.S. memoir site, unlocated) in Twenty Acres is deeply offended by that terrible poem someone wrote…

Explorer Tom Ballyvennaght Mill in County Antrim would be the uncle at a wedding who shows up late, drinks too much, and then starts…

Explorer Tom Culfeightrin Church is sitting there looking smug, probably wondering why we can’t spell its name correctly. Built in…