Funny addresses!

DevilsAdvocate1

In Northumberland there is a village called "Once Brewed".

A village in Durham is called "No Place" - see link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_Place

D.

Paddy2eyes

There are a couple of villages in Co Tipperary with great names, one called Horse and Jockey and another called Two-Mile Borris

Foggster

Willey in Herefordshire, there is an upper and lower as well!

In Walton-on-Trent, within a space of a couple of yards there is "Standing Butts Close" and "Bells End Road"

greenman2

Slightly OT....A friend visiting me in Germany once said while we were on the autobahn, that the village Ausfahrt was really big
(Ausfahrt = exit in English...the sign approaching every junction exit on the motorway there.. but always made me laugh .....aus=out..fahrt=drive/travel)...I'll get my coat.

Russe11

if it has not already been said...

slutshole lane

Davesnave

I doubt if it really originated from a time when neighbours from hell moved there from Birmingham, but Scumbrum Lane in High Littleton, Somerset, always appealed to me.

Tygermoth

Its not rude but i just like it because its odd.

Swing swang lane.

hazyjo

We've got a road near us called Wigley Bush Lane.

I point it out and giggle every time I see it You really would have thought the joke would've worn a bit thin by now...

Jx

shar46y

Not in keeping with the mostly toilet-themed names here:p, but I used to live near a road called Crooked Usage in Finchley.

LilacPixie

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I know Lucky Slap

there's a street called The Moon in Kirriemuir, JM Barrie's birthplace

I've seen that taking the kids up to play in kirrie den