Whitegrove Copse

Explorer Tom Sculpture in The Elms park in Bracknell Forest is just... a sculpture. No name, no story, just art. It might be abstract or really funny. Stand next to it and strike a pose that matches its energy. Make sure it looks good in the photo for me!

Explorer 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!

Explorer 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.

Explorer 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!

Explorer Tom Westmorland Park in Bracknell Forest is keeping its secrets tight. No records? That means the squirrels are running the show and they don't share their acorn stash. Snap a photo of the mystery for me!

Explorer 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.

Explorer 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.

Explorer Tom Old Milestone by the former A329 is clinging on to its old road. The road might be gone, but the milestone remains as a reminder of what was once there. It's like a time capsule made of stone.

Explorer Tom Bracknell Memorial in Bracknell Forest is dedicated to the men who gave their lives. The inscription is lovely but heavy. It's a quiet place for reflection. Bow your head respectfully and take a photo that honors their sacrifice, not just the stone!

Explorer 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.

Explorer Tom Whitmore Bog has a Crown Estate notice, which basically means 'don't touch this unless you want a bill'. The trees look grumpy too.

Explorer Tom Blue Mountain Golf Centre is where people hit balls into the air and call it sport. Go watch them sweat and maybe borrow a club if you're feeling cheeky enough.