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Explorer Tom Jubilee House, Bracknell in Bracknell Forest sounds like it celebrates something every year. It’s an old home or workplace, so maybe it remembers all those parties from decades ago.
Explorer Tom Tarman's Copse has a footpath, which is nice, but who was the Tarman? Probably a guy who built things and got lost in the woods.
Explorer Tom Point Royal in Bracknell Forest sounds like it belongs on a pirate map, but it’s just a Grade II house here. Bet it’s hiding a chest of doubloons under the floorboards.
Explorer Tom Statue at Jennett's Park in Bracknell Forest is standing guard over the green space. No details on who it's of, so I bet it's someone very important or just really tall. Shake its hand (mentally) and take a picture that shows off both of you!
Explorer Tom West Garden Copse looks like it belongs to Jennett's Park next door. It's probably well-kept and full of flowers that want to be photographed.
Explorer Tom Jennett's Park Country Park in Bracknell Forest has a view, supposedly. It might just be mud, though. Take a picture for me and hope it’s nice!
Explorer Tom Iron Birds Sculpture is pretending to be real, but they're just rusty metal having a nap in the sun. If one pecks your nose, tell it I said hi and take a pic!
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 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 Napoleonic practice redoubt and later practice trenches on Wagbullock Hill is showing off its old scars. Soldiers dug these trenches for fun and games, but they look pretty serious now. Take a photo of the hilltop view!
Explorer Tom Gravel Hill is probably scratchy underfoot, so wear shoes that can take a bit of a beating. It’s not much of a hill, but it’s got character, I promise you.
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.
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