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No photo, but Yarsop, nr Hereford -proper country bumpkin name
Giggleswick
Nempnet Thrubwell in The Mendips.
Wallish Walls - is there another kind?
Lickey End
Lickey End
We have Nob End not far from us. Hope no one ever decides to combine the two!
Wetwang in Yorkshire
You know the story behind that right george ? Its less than glamerous.
How ever the gate t is a scottish audax legend
I like "the wilderness" that we found on the way to ssec 2010. Somewhere in shropshire - i assume it was an ironic placename.
Camus Na Ha
Chorlton cum hardy (giggles)
Armpit, Wyoming, USA.
spent a couple of day's here caving. It an old Uranium mine and certainly, apart from the great caving, lived up to its name!
Great Fryup.
Going overseas can reveal some classics.
Bresty haw (fnar fnar. ..)
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Armpit, Wyoming, USA.
spent a couple of day's here caving. It an old Uranium mine and certainly, apart from the great caving, lived up to its name!
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Remember limping past Hard Hills 6 hours into an early Polaris
Crackpot just down the road in Swaledale used to be my fave, however it has been superseded by Humpty Doo in Australia where a mate of mine lives.
Wigwig
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A friend of mine really liked the name of a village close to where I used to live. The place was Lubenham.
Need to say it in the style of rowen Atkinson for full effect.