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DanesmoateCountry house · 803 ydExplorer Tom Danesmoate is a country house from 1760 that Edward Southwell built as a hunting lodge! It’s got Rococo plasterwork with hunting themes, which is quite the theme park indoors. The views over the meandering Dargle are lovely too.
Ticknock WoodForest · 880 ydExplorer Tom Ticknock Wood in County Dublin is a Dublin landscape wallpaper. Very photogenic. Try not to look too good or the other woods will get jealous of you.
Graveslab in KilmashogueGraveslab · 1181 ydComputer-made picture. It does not show this monument.Explorer Tom Kilmashogue (Graveslab) is a cross-slab sitting in a college chapel because the church on the mountain vanished entirely. It’s got a Greek cross drawn on it, which is fancy for a dead guy. Practise your Irish on it, it won’t correct you.
Saint Columba's CollegeChurch/chapel · 1185 ydExplorer Tom Saint Columba’s College chapel was designed by William Butterfield of London back in 1875. It’s got a gabled porch-cum-belfry that looks like it’s about to ring the bells for some important news from the 19th century.
Cross-slab (present location) in TaylorsgrangeCross-slab (present location) · 1188 ydComputer-made picture. It does not show this monument.Explorer Tom Cross-slab in Taylorsgrange used to live on Kilmashogue Mountain before getting relocated to a chapel, which is quite the career change for a bit of granite. It’s got a Greek cross that probably never learned how to read. Go in good boots and better humour.
Upper PlaygroundChildren's playground · 1332 ydComputer-made picture. It does not show this playground.Explorer Tom Upper Playground in County Dublin sounds like it's on top of something, maybe a hill or a very tall fence. Access is unknown, so bring a ladder and some courage. Go find out what's up there!
KilmashogueMountain / peak · 1379 ydExplorer Tom Kilmashogue is part of the Dublin Mountains and looks great from the southeast. It’s probably hiding some nice views from that angle, so try to find a good spot and frame the shot nicely for me.
Calbeck CastleRuins · 1428 ydExplorer Tom Calbeck Castle is a ruin that forgot to tell anyone it was leaving. It’s all rubble and regret near Kilmashogue. If you find it, don’t let it know I’m calling it a pile of old bricks.
Dublin Mountains WayWalking route · 1430 ydExplorer Tom The Dublin Mountains Way in County Dublin is named one of the world's best, which is quite a boast. The mountains probably think they're much higher than they actually are. Enjoy the scenic views, but don't trip on the rocks.
Lebanon Cedar1.1 miExplorer Tom Lebanon Cedar in County Dublin smells like expensive soap and old money, according to Tom, who has never been there but knows everything. It’s trying too hard to be fancy for a tree that just wants to stand still. Ring your granny and tell her where you are before you get lost in the scent.
Marley PlaygroundChildren's playground · 1.1 miComputer-made picture. It does not show this playground.Explorer Tom Marley Playground in County Dublin is probably just a big pile of marbles and mysteries. I heard the sandpit is actually a portal to another dimension. Step carefully, you might fall through!
Three Rock MountainMountain / peak · 1.2 miExplorer Tom Three Rock Mountain in County Dublin is buzzing with radio waves from its transmitter station, overlooking the bay. It’s basically a giant antenna pretending to be a peak, so don’t touch it unless you fancy sparks. Snap a pic!
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