Unusual place names.

[Tom B]

I have a running gag going with a friend that if we ever write novels, the main characters will be named after places on English roadsigns

English village… or U.S. novelist?

[drossall]

Boston-New York-Denver-California

without leaving East Anglia

Not to mention New England, south-east of Haverhill.

[GdS]

Slightly OT but

http://www.projectmapping.co.uk/Reviews/Resources/london-se1.gif

The anagram for Southern is very apt

[Ian H]

Dead Woman's Ditch on top of the Quantocks. Nately Scures (a well-known Dickens character) nr Basingstoke.  The various Piddles around west Dorset (some bowdlerised to Puddle, but the river is still a Piddle).

And this: https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@50.7585755,-3.4419866,20z?hl=en&entry=ttu

[hellymedic]

Not to speak of Shitterton/Sitterton, nearby…

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