Evocative place names
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In Hereford, you also have that long lost, brassy cousin of the Emmerdale favourites...Booby Dingle.
Love that name Booby Dingle - sounds like a seaside entertainer!0 -
Up Ottery, Devon.
Old, Northampton.
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How about S*** Creek,a wide-open space just off Floyd Road.
And not a paddle in sight.2 -
Don't worry, the tide is turning.johnnyhumphrey said:How about S*** Creek,a wide-open space just off Floyd Road.
And not a paddle in sight.0 -
Band of brothers started here.Wheresmeticket? said:Up Ottery, Devon.
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Nearby village to me is Sheepwash and a little further is Quodich. JK Rowling did go to put local uni.0
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Another one that might not come true for a while:
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Toot Baldon (oxon)
Jazz trumpeter of the 1940s0 -
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There's a small town in Texas (just west of Houston), called ADDICKS......I kid you not.1
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I want to live in Big Beaver.0
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For some reason I've always wanted to visit Womenswold, in Kent. I always hoped it would be a night of wild and debauched sex!0
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Stuart the Red said:
For some reason I've always wanted to visit Womenswold, in Kent. I always hoped it would be
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That is the start of a good walk and what aview from the top 1395feet.Stig said:Another one that might not come true for a while:
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No surprise that the next town to the east of Beer is Droop!!guinnessaddick said:
Little worried about Curry Mallet leading to Brown Willy!!
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Perhaps you could do with such a lesson?eaststandmike said:
Let's hope for the kids sake they take English lessonsuie2 said:I live near Southpark, Reigate surrey! The local primary once wanted to change the name of the school because of the TV series of the same name! They failed too do so!
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Lewis Coaches said:
That is the start of a good walk and what aview from the top 1395feet.Stig said:Another one that might not come true for a while:
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Muff was drenched last night after a flash flood. Reported that Muff under serious pressure and Grania's Gap also closed. Local services are overwhelmed.dogpat65 said:Everyone's favourite in donegal is the wonderful village of Muff just on the coast offers some brilliant water sports for the adventurous enthusiast.
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I'm about to move two miles south of there. I can guarantee you'll be wasting your time with those thoughts.Stuart the Red said:For some reason I've always wanted to visit Womenswold, in Kent. I always hoped it would be a night of wild and debauched sex!
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I live next to a farm now and my wife is always popping in there. I noticed driving past last week why, it's called "Moorecocks Farm" 4
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This local report is, well, odd. donegaldaily.com/2017/08/23/driver-has-lucky-escape-after-floods-eat-huge-hole-in-roadway/cafcfan said:
Muff was drenched last night after a flash flood. Reported that Muff under serious pressure and Grania's Gap also closed. Local services are overwhelmed.dogpat65 said:Everyone's favourite in donegal is the wonderful village of Muff just on the coast offers some brilliant water sports for the adventurous enthusiast.
http://www.muffdivingclub.ie
Makes it sounds as if a large part of Muff got washed away rather than the road. Love the use of literally too! Not sure whether the journo was pissed, or literally stupid.0 -
I grew up in a road called Ironsbottom, that was regularly printed in the phone directory as Ronsbottom.
I don't like to tell people I grew up in Ronsbottom.1 -
Pratts Bottom.
Shucks, westsider beat me to it.0 -
There is a Charlton Kings not far out of Gloucester.0
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Tom Tit Lane in Essex. Off the main road between Danbury and Maldon.0
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There's a Charlton Down not far from Crawley, doesn't look good for next Tuesday.0
