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Fingringhoe.
Essex.
I can't believe I'm the first.
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Also by us is a place called 'Dangerous Corner'
From up my neck o' t'woods, Rumble Gut and Breasty Haw.
Some near me...
Bucklers Hard
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Nether Wallop
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and trundling around in the New Forest...
Woodfidley Bottom
Shave Wood
The Butts
Naked Man near Duck Hole
Shaggs Meadow
Mount Pleasant
found this last summer...
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^^^ fantastic!
Oh, and although not funny now, my home 'region' of Furness is derived from the Old Norse word for female genitalia, so would've been worth a guffaw if this had been posted 1,000 years ago.
I always liked the name "Cavalier Approach" in Leeds.
Sorry it's not naughty.
Float, Sting lives there.
Not read the whole thread so it may already have been mentioned, but Cocklick End takes some beating. It's in Gisburn Forest too.
http://www.streetmap.co.uk/place/Cocklick_End_in_Lancashire_484611_569611.htm
In County Durham we've got No Place
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and Quaking houses
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nothing provocative, but always loved, " Findo Gask "
Auchenshuggle is good.
Lumbutts and Mankinholes always make me laugh, both in STW land.
Oh and Barton in the Beans, Leicestershire.
For fear of a ban I won't write it here but Magpie Lane, Oxford used to have a surprising name.
In Wigan there is an InceSt Mary's School.
Just round the corner from me and always raises a s****:
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Puts me in mind of that Greg Davies line: "At my age sex is like thumbing marshmallows into the anus of a cat."
*s*****
Bagwyllydiart
"At my age
Playing pool with a rope.
There is another
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near me, too.
Ive always thought that "Shingay - Cum - Wendy" was particularly snortsome.
Are you aware of the definition of
?Mankinholes
http://tmoliff.blogspot.co.uk/2012/02/mankinholes-pln.html
Incidentally,
Chorlton of "and the Wheelies" fame is named after Chorlton Cum Hardy(*).
Not the greatest of middle names, to be honest.
(* - it was on a "made in..." label inside his egg)
For fear of a ban I won't write it here but Magpie Lane, Oxford used to have a surprising name.
See also: Grape Lane in York, London, various other places.
Outside o' Brizzle, me babber:
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Not even rude, but still funny.
I remember a Paul Young album with a picture of him next to the sign of a town named Shitterton and the question "have you ever?". Made me laugh, anyway
Mr agreeable - that looks like quite good read, cheers.
Just outside Stroud, you've got Sheepscombe (and the "combe" bit rhymes not with womb...more like "bum").
There's a few in Cumbria - I always liked it when I spotted "Wide Open Dykes" on the maps. There's Great Cockup and Little Cockup near Caldbeck.
I also have a little chuckle when I pass through "Loggerheads" on the way into North Wales. Always feel like stopping and phoning someone to tell then that I am at...
For fear of a ban I won't write it here but Magpie Lane, Oxford used to have a surprising name.
See also: Grape Lane in York, London, various other places.
Trinity Row (row of mid-C18th cottages where I used to live in Frome) was previously known as Grope Lane...
mintimperial - Member
For fear of a ban I won't write it here but Magpie Lane, Oxford used to have a surprising name.
See also: Grape Lane in York, London, various other places.
Well if we're allowed to do York it all gets too easy...
Whip Ma Whop Ma Gate
(There probably isn't one in London or various other places though)
Just outside York you have Bolton Percy
Hooker Close in Budleigh Salterton 🙂
Sounds painful:
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Slightly annoyed by Google Maps who have changed the name of a house just outside of Uplawmoor (which incidentally used to be called Ouplaymoor).
It now shows up as Spinkie.
But the sign on the house shows SPUNKIE !
Cockermouth up in the lakes, always makes me laugh!
I like that when leaving Inverness, you pass through Dores to get to Foyers.
there is a road called shitty brook lane in Weaverham that is now called (boringly) shady brook lane
In County Durham we've got No Place
I think this got its name because it was a terrible pit. So, dolks would say that it was no place to be working
I always used to laugh as a kid when I saw Wyre Piddle. I've a Faucheldean near me now to giggle at, yes it pronounced just like the swear word.
Not rude, but I love these:
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I took this one- Scotland's Secret Bunker is quite poorly signposted tbh
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But I guess compared to some of the others in this thread they're a bit
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Dumb woman's lane
Clamhunger lane
Slutshole lane
I kid ye not. Google maps.
You need to contribute to the world atlas of vaguely rude place names:
http://maps.geotastic.org/rude/
It's a bit light on UK content
Great Snoring and Little Snoring in Norfolk
Ugley in Hertfordshire
Place a few minutes from me called Cheesebottom. I live in Penistone.
I have posted these two before. The first was perhaps 20 years ago on Orkney, the second a few years before that, so doesn't really count as it was in France...
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