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Honey Pot Lane Industrial Estateimport this0
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Loving that the old threat I started last year has been resurrected!
......not rude, but funny - Fryup in North Yorkshire is always one that made me laugh and more recently I seem to remember passing a sign for a village called Ginge (think it was in Oxfordshire)
Mortgage-free for fourteen years!
Over £40,000 mis-sold PPI reclaimed0 -
Theres a C*ck Hill in Birmingham
But my favourite has to be the places called Dull and Boring who decided to link themselves together (think ones in the USA and one in Scotland.Find out who you are and do that on purpose (thanks to Owain Wyn Jones quoting Dolly Parton)0 -
The village, in Staffordshire, I grew up in is partly built on a hill known locally as Geoff's Knob. Luckily that isn't the name of the village
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StaffieTerrier wrote: »The village, in Staffordshire, I grew up in is partly built on a hill known locally as Geoff's Knob. Luckily that isn't the name of the village
Ah, Lord Hereford had one of those too.
The kids were in hysterics when, as a teacher in charge of an outdoor pursuits type of visit, I told them "Today we are going to climb Lord Hereford's Knob!"
It's in the Brecon Beacons. Here's a picture:
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Cockle !!!!!!'s Lane in Southport.... Drove past it last week and had a little giggle!0
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And, this one has its own wikipedia page !
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nob_End
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Derbyshire/Peak District has a hamlet called Shatton......0
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Cockup Bottom, near Bassenthwaite, Cumbria how rude LOL:o0
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Those familiar with Wainright and the Cumbrian fells will know of the beauty of Great Cockup and Little Cockup - summit cairn
Name has something to do with woodcocks apparently.0
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