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Great Snoring and Little Snoring always cracked me up too. They're lovely sleepy little villages.
by dnh44 9y ago
Great Snoring and Little Snoring always cracked me up too. They're lovely sleepy little villages.
- thruflo22 9y agoMiddle Wallop. Upper Wallop and Lower Wallop -- hopefully not too firmly.
- DonaldFisk 9y agoSome more English place names. Nasty: https://binged.it/2tnXxmm https://binged.it/2tnXxmm Ugley: https://binged.it/2eCIKSF https://binged.it/2eCIKSF Matching Tye: https://binged.it/2gQYodA https://binged.it/2gQYodA Barton in the Beans: https://binged.it/2todjh8 https://binged.it/2todjh8 Benny Hill: https://binged.it/2tnXmaT https://binged.it/2tnXmaT Crackpot: https://binged.it/2gQUCRu https://binged.it/2gQUCRu Blubberhouses: https://binged.it/2gReunu https://binged.it/2gReunu
- teamonkey 9y agoMarsh Gibbon https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marsh_Gibbon https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marsh_Gibbon
- pacaro 9y agoWestward Ho! Only British place name with an exclamation mark. The village is named from the book, not the other way around, and was developed to cash in on tourism inspired by the book. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Westward_Ho https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Westward_Ho!
- arethuza 9y agoDallas is also a rather small sleepy village in Moray. I believe there may be another one somewhere.
- Garfgon 9y agoI'm partial to Upper and Lower Slaughter myself.