There's a place in Tasmania called English Town.....
A place in South Australia called Cockburn.....
And a place outside Sydney called Maroota.....
(Whadya say 'bout my mum?!?)
IN Colorado at the east end of Glenwood Canyon is "NoName" a few miles further east is "Bob's Bridge"
My, you have got a well-equipped kitchen, OAK!
I put it all down to Mrs. Oak of course
Ever been to Middle Wallop or Nether Wallop, Clary
Heading east on I-94 from Detroit to Kalamazoo you'll come to a Climax, but only after you pass through Hell.
sounds like tough love, cjhsa
Yes, OAK, I know the Wallops well. I specially went to Sheepy Parva and Ashby de la Zouche and English Batch too.
Nevada has some great ones ... there's Gouge Eye Well, Jackass Flats, Burnt Cabin, Busted Butte, Cow Camp, Dead Horse Cayon, Deadman Spring, and Dead Dog Mountain, just to name a few. The Gold Country place names throughout California, Nevada, and Colorado are full of hoots.
Stogumber, Watchet, Cricket St. Thomas, Curry Mallet, Hardington Mandeville, Crowcombe, Wedmore, Wyke Champflower, all in Somerset.
Ar, oy've bin to many o' they.
Ipplepen, Rattery, and Ugborough not to mention Ashprington and Cornworthy, Coldharbour and Stokeinteignhead all within 15 miles of Totnes
Thought I'd revive this thread...
Maxbass - the place where the subwoofer was invented
[edit: oops, I just realised this is in the wrong thread...
this one instead.]
oddball
Wire Piddle Worcs
Sexmoan (Luzon, Philippines)
Shag Island (Indian Ocean)
Wankendorf (Schleswig-Holstein, Germany)
Fuku (Shensi, China)
Turdo (Romania)
Lord Berkeley's Knob (Sutherland, Scotland)
Scunthorpe
Scunthorpe ... filtering. look at letters 2,3,4, and 5.
I wonder if Sussex, Wessex, and Middlesex counties have had any problems like this?
