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Explorer Tom Former Creswell Church of England Secondary School has left the building, but the walls remain. It's Grade II listed and full of old exam stress. Peek in the windows and send me a shot!
Explorer Tom Creswell Junior School is a listed building that used to teach kids how to hold pencils properly. Now it's just history, so don't expect anyone to tell you off for being late. Take a picture!
Explorer Tom Pin Hole Cave at Creswell Crags is still small and stubborn. It’s basically the same Pin Hole from earlier, just with more words. Squeeze through if you can!
Explorer Tom Pin Hole in Bolsover is tiny and cheeky. The map says it’s a cave at Creswell Crags, so it’s probably just a crack in the rock. Peek inside if you dare!
Explorer Tom Creswell Crags in Bolsover has been around since before you were born, or your granddad, or really anyone we know. Ancient rock vibes. Take a picture to prove you actually made it up there.
Explorer Tom Gorse Covert in Bolsover sounds like a thorny mess, and I’m guessing it lives up to the name. Highwood Lane is right there, so if you get pricked by a bush, blame me for sending you.
Explorer Tom Frith Wood in Bolsover is visible from Mag Lane, which suggests it’s watching you. It’s a forest with no guarantees, so bring a flashlight and some good stories.

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