I drove through a place called Battledykes in Scotland, it conjured up the image of 100 foot robot Amazonian lesbians with thick Scottish accents fighting it out to the death.
I would drive past a pub every day on my way home from work, called The Sloop. Which despite being a type of boat sounds more like something discharged during afterbirth to me.
Village not far from me called Wetwang. Named after an incontinent earl apparently. Or maybe not.
Are you in Beverley AUN?
No, living in the historic Ryedale market town of Malton at the moment.
was in Malton (lovely town) last week at Eden Camp .. looked in vain for the Johnstone horse racing HQ .. passed through Wetwang on the way in and out ..
None of you are playing properly. It has to be a two word name, and has to conjure up a picture of someone in your mind (literary character, movie star etc)
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The pub is called The Horns.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wankers_Corner,_Oregon
Love it! So much activity the Geological Survey had to get involved!
Nice
Lovely song about it by Nick Lowe
Oconomowoc
Ashwaubebon
Sheboygan
Lac Courte Oreilles
Chequamegon Bay
Kaukauna
Kewaunee
Manitowoc
Trempealeau
No, living in the historic Ryedale market town of Malton at the moment.
Not a place name but something that happened to "a friend of mine" in a seedy Swansea bar once.
Old Wives Lees is three words and thus void it would appear but nevertheless puts me in mind of a Stepford Wives scenario in a remote village.
Huish Episcopi puts me in mind of a jovial pickwickian dickensian character spreading bon homie to all whom he encounters.
Elmers End - where children's books go to die
Blandford Forum - a gentle old-fashioned cure for insomnia
Dildo in, I think, Austria
Cumming, Georgia