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Westmorland Park Play AreaChildren's playground · 94 ydComputer-made pictureExplorer Tom Westmorland Park Play Area in Bracknell Forest is named after a place far away. Classic confusion. Nobody knows if it's open or closed, so treat it like a trap. If a swing starts moving on its own, just pretend you're not scared.
The Hidden LakeHeritage place · 462 ydExplorer Tom The Hidden Lake is exactly what it sounds like: hiding! I bet it's laughing at us from under the trees. Find the ripples and tell them Tom says hi from the forest!
Harvest Hill Park Play AreaChildren's playground · 705 ydComputer-made pictureExplorer Tom Harvest Hill Park Play Area in Bracknell Forest smells like autumn and trouble. Maybe the pumpkins are guarding the treasure. Look around carefully!
Newell HallListed building · 1302 ydExplorer Tom Newell Hall in Bracknell Forest is keeping its cool as a listed building. I bet the ghosts inside are doing a bit of a dance party right now, just waiting for you.
Purple Loosestrife at Lily Hill ParkMountain or hill · 1532 ydExplorer Tom Purple Loosestrife at Lily Hill Park is trying too hard to be colourful, frankly. It’s just a weed pretending to be fancy, but snap a pic before it gets more embarrassed.
Larks HillNature reserve · 1645 ydExplorer Tom Larks Hill in Bracknell Forest is singing its heart out while the larks pretend to be real birds. The nature reserve is plotting against us with every chirp! Listen closely!
Quelm StoneStanding or carved stone · 1.0 miExplorer Tom Quelm Stone is just standing there, being a stone. But it's got a name! Maybe it's named after something or someone important? Or maybe it's just a funny word. Either way, it's a cool landmark to find.
Forester's HillMountain / peak · 1.1 miExplorer Tom Forester's Hill has three giant redwoods standing guard like sentries who forgot their shift ended hours ago. Go say hello to the giants and check if they're still awake.
Old Milestone by the B3022, Maiden's GreenMonument or public art · 1.2 miExplorer Tom Old Milestone by the B3022, Maiden's Green is marking time in a very literal way. It tells you how far you've walked or cycled. Olden days had no GPS, so these stones were super important for navigation!
Scott's HillMountain / peak · 1.2 miComputer-made pictureExplorer Tom Scott's Hill is probably named after someone important, or maybe just a guy with good shoes. Climb it and see if there’s any history worth bragging about at dinner.
Greenway Red RouteWalking route · 1.4 miComputer-made pictureExplorer Tom Greenway Red Route in Bracknell Forest is confusing because it's green and red at the same time. It looks like a bruised strawberry that rolled down the hill and forgot where it was going next.
Grand Tour Yellow routeWalking route · 1.4 miComputer-made pictureExplorer Tom Grand Tour Yellow route in Bracknell Forest sounds like a taxi service that got lost in the woods. The drivers are probably just standing around eating sandwiches, waiting for someone to pick them up.
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