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Explorer Tom West Church at 83 High Street in Tillicoultry has a least favourite visitor who is definitely you if you wear trainers…
Explorer Tom Tillicoultry’s Free Church is playing hard to get on Stirling Street. I reckon the Vikings wandered past it looking for…
Explorer Tom Stirling Street in Tillicoultry is clearly jealous of actual Stirling, sitting there with its period-unassigned mystery…
Explorer Tom Tillicoultry Allotments on Chapelle Street is playing hard to get, mate. I heard it was nearly swapped for a horse…
Tillicoultry, Church of the Good ShepherdChurch (19th Century) · 319 ydExplorer Tom The Good Shepherd in Tillicoultry has clearly planned its retirement better than most of us have. It’s sitting back…
Explorer Tom Tillicoultry High Street is stuck in a time warp where nobody knows when it happened, which is brilliant because it…
Explorer Tom Ochil Street smells like wet wool and regret, which is basically the official scent of Clackmannanshire if you ask me…
Explorer Tom Hamilton Street would bring a plate of cheese to the party and stand in the corner pretending it was a fancy cheese…
Explorer Tom Tillicoultry is where possible Roman pottery was found in the nineteenth century, so a rabbit might be sitting on a…
Explorer Tom Devonvale Mills War Memorial in Tillicoultry has clearly made up its mind about retiring early, despite being a war…
Mapped graveyardGraveyard · 882 ydExplorer Tom This mapped graveyard is in a constant feud with the rain because it thinks the weather is personally targeting its…
Castle CraigFort (prehistoric) (possible), Quarry (20th Century) · 961 ydExplorer Tom Castle Craig is a prehistoric fort that might have been there, but now it’s also a twenty-century quarry, so it’s…
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