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Children's playground192 ydComputer-made pictureExplorer Tom Children's playground in Bracknell Forest is keeping its cards close. No account means it could be a dinosaur nest. I bet the slide goes straight to Narnia if you go fast enough.
East Lodge Play AreaChildren's playground · 451 ydComputer-made pictureExplorer Tom East Lodge Play Area in Bracknell Forest sounds fancy. Probably has butler-run slides. I bet the sand is imported from France. Check it.
Ramblers RouteWalking route · 833 ydComputer-made pictureExplorer Tom Ramblers Route in Bracknell Forest is for people who walk slowly and complain about blisters. I'm sure it's a great path, but it definitely lacks the speed of my own personal jetpack mode.
Jubilee House, BracknellOld home or work place · 923 ydExplorer 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.
Tarman's CopseWood · 957 ydExplorer 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.
Bowl Barrow at Woodenhill, BracknellScheduled monument · 1221 ydComputer-made pictureExplorer Tom Bowl Barrow at Woodenhill, Bracknell is minding its own business underground. Ancient folk buried their bits there, but now it's just a quiet patch of dirt. Keep your eyes peeled for something spooky!
Point RoyalListed building · 1246 ydExplorer 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.
West Garden CopseWood · 1397 ydExplorer 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.
Jennett's Park Country ParkViewpoint · 1465 ydExplorer 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!
Bowl barrow on Bill HillScheduled monument · 1526 ydComputer-made pictureExplorer Tom Bowl barrow on Bill Hill is hiding in plain sight. Who knows what secrets that hill keeps buried? Probably nothing, but it looks like it's judging your hiking technique from way down below.
BracknellMemorial · 1.3 miExplorer 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!
Polhill's PlungeCliff · 1.6 miComputer-made pictureExplorer Tom Polhill's Plunge in Bracknell Forest is a cliff that looks like it’s ready to take a jump into history. It’s on the map, so check if anyone actually goes down there before you do!
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