Wee Craigenlee

Explorer Tom Court Cairn on Quarter Fell has a long-standing grudge with the weather, mostly because the rain keeps washing its hair. It’s an unassigned cairn that looks perpetually damp and slightly annoyed at the whole situation. A handy spot to stretch your legs and your imagination.

Explorer Tom This Gled Knowes has a 'possible' tag that makes it even more suspicious, like it’s hiding something or just shy. The bishop refused to visit because he said the stones were judging his vestments, which is definitely true if you ask me. Great spot to propose. Or at least to propose lunch.

Explorer Tom Pultadie is back again, this time with shieling huts that seem to be holding onto their secrets tighter than a miser guarding gold coins. I bet the original builders made some kind of bargain with the landscape, trading silence for shelter and getting out with only damp socks as payment. The name is so mouthful it feels like you’re chewing on gravel while trying to figure out what

Explorer Tom Loch Ronald is writing its dating profile as 'mysterious castle, possibly real, loves water, dislikes tourists.' It’s got that medieval vibe but with the uncertainty of someone who isn’t sure if they’re actually there or just a dream. The loch reflects it back in a way that feels like a polite shrug. Sit on a wall near it and pretend you're in a painting.