Stupid place names

[rpadam]

Pratts Bottom in Kent.

Another one from the Garden of England: http://www.pubsgalore.co.uk/pubs/59009/ in the charmingly-named Plucks Gutter!

[an_ecumenical_matter]

Muff. Place in County Donegal.

And they have a diving club!!!!!!!!!!!! http://www.muffdivingclub.ie/

[Oggwyn Trench]

Theres loads in the South Shropshire hills , this is my favorite
http://www.bogcentre.co.uk/

And just over the border in Worcestershire http://www.pubsgalore.co.uk/pubs/69267/

[Wittenden]

This one satisfies the criteria of both threads:http://www.pubsgalore.co.uk/pubs/65543/ an old haunt of Ian Fleming's, who was a local lad.The code for the National Express coach from nearby Deal to London is 007.I haven't been to this pub since I was a teenager, but am planning a visit. Bit foody, I'm told.

[Paris_Hilton]

Following on from the ‘stupid pub names’ thread I thought I’d start a ‘stupid place names’ thread (not sure if it has been done before).

Blandford Forum is one I have just spotted.
There’s a place not a million miles from me called Effingham, I always chuckle when I see the sign.

To get on the list I think that the location should have a pub in it to count.

Not far from Effingham are the villages of Cobham, Fetcham and Bookham. Always sounds to me like the process of arrest by the local constabulary

[Farway]

Not far from Effingham are the villages of Cobham, Fetcham and Bookham. Always sounds to me like the process of arrest by the local constabulary

Lets be 'aving you any one?

[Crossste]

Muff. Place in County Donegal.

This will take some licking.

[Wittenden]

Mrs W came from Fetcham, that's before she moved to Mickleham-its always stood her in good stead in the Surrey smalltalk stakes.

[Oggwyn Trench]

This will take some licking.

I think it was meant Tongue in .......... er .....Cheek !!!!!!!!!

[ETA]

Lets be 'aving you any one?

It's been done before, back in abotu 1989 the road to the police station in Mount Pleasant, FI, was called Letsbe Avenue, much to the annoyance of the gentlemen of the law.