In a Carry On vein, Upper Chute still makes me giggle.
Cockermouth or Caulkerbush? Decisions, decisions. 😆
Notter Bridge in Cornwall - if it's notter bridge wtf is it?
Halfway - it always seems further than that.
Diggle - rhymes with giggle
Tintwhistle - makes me smile for no real reason
****t... in the Orkney Isles 😀
Childish, I know...
I used to pass by some amusing place names on the way back to the UK from Germany: Titz and Coch near Monchengladbach, ****um near the Dutch/German border and Asse near Brussels.
I've not found any funny place names where i am now, except possibly Bitche just over the border in France
Lower Peover, Cheshire
Beer, on the south coast
Not much to beat auchtermuchty really
I went to school in Huish Episcopi
Another local favourite is Ryme Intrinseca
Cockermouth.
Sexhow.
Not much to beat auchtermuchty really
wear the fox hat!
Pis hill ,
Pronounced **ss hill,
Just off the x country 25 loop near watlington, oxon
I live close to Penistone as suggested earlier. Theres a small place called Cheesebottom close by. S****horpe if you emphasise certain letters amused us slightly, we always used to mispronounce Cleethorpes to sound like an STD. ie. Cleth rop ees. maybe not so funny now eh.
never seen that before, tx 🙂wear the fox hat!
[s]shit[/s] sorry shilbottle
Loggerhead in Wales.
Currently staying near [i]Coat Pin[/i] in Brittany. Sounds like a particularly lame IRA informant.
Deeping St Nicholas made me chuckle
Lucky St Nicholas.
Findo Gask.
Snodland in Kent. didn't believe a guy when he told me that was where he lived...
there's a very good Indian restaurant in Hatfield Peverell....
Upton Snodsbury in Worcestershire.
Leominster in Herefordshire. Not funny, just scary.
Idle, and it's Working Mens Club
I've been struggling to see this one overnight. Can you explain camo please. No issues, but having lived there all my life the humour in it has passed me by.
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Yeah, I like all those small weird ones, but Ipswich remains my enduring comedy town.
Personally my absolute favourite is Fryup in the North Yorkshire moors... the marketing opportunties are endless.
Berm
I live in Snodland
Upper Poppleton near York.
Always have to say it out loud.
Ruyton-XI.
Pant Du.
Helle (Devon). Been there, and back. Oh, and Christmas Pie street (near Guildford)
Snodland
Oh, another from not far from where I come from. Used to call it Snogland when I was little.
So so name, nice choice of town to twin with though
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I love the village of Cackle ... always makes us, well... cackle as we drive past. Must be full of witches and broomsticks.
I've stayed at a backpackers in [i]Truth or Consequences[/i], New Mexico, USA, which is named after a TV show... do i win?
Catchfrench (east Cornwall)
Mousehole
Budeleigh Salterton and Newton Poppleford both near Exeter/Woodbury Common. In fact now I think of it to get to Budeleigh from Exeter you go past the twin hamlets of Inner and Outer Ting Tong. 😀
More South West places:
Blagdon
Butcombe (beer is popular)
Curry Rivel
Watchet
Marston Bigot
Taunton
Piddletrenthide
The wallops
Don't remember if this one's been done...
Catbrain (near Filton/Cribbs Causeway)
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There's Tiddlywink, a small group of cottages near Chippenham, on the way to Castle Combe. Then there's Piddletrenthide and Piddlehinton, both on the River Piddle in Dorset. Dorset has quite a collection around that area, like Beer Hackett, Droop, Clenstone Whatcombe, Up Cerne, Nether Cerne, Clapgate, Poxwell...
Then there's Fishpond Bottom, near Lyme Regis. Oh, and Tollpuddle and Affpuddle are on the River Piddle, but posh people changed the names from Tollpiddle and Affpiddle, 'cos they were too embarrassed to say where they lived. 😆
Yesterday's ride took me through Leaves Green, Pratt's Bottom and Badger's Mount.
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And i went past here on the way to Norwich last week:
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From my first tour around Europe on the KTM:
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