silly place name rideout

[davsato]

just back from a booze up in amsterdam and all my photos seem to be of me or my mates pointing/sitting/standing next to signs that say "kunt" (scuse my french, or dutch in this case) a lot, i think it meant you 'cant' do this or you 'cant' do that etc i have no idea but you get the drift, little things please little minds!

who wants a really childish rideout called "stop that, its silly" using place names in the vicinity of rosedale, or incorporate them into an existing rideout?

so far weve got "bell end" and "fryup", any more?

its a shame there isnt more time and i wasnt more local, someone with a really perverse sense of humour could have loads of fun making up a geocaching game. what could i leave in bell end i wonder?

[piguglyshandydrinker]

Well, there's Great Fryup, Little Fryup, Fryup Hall, Fryup Lodge.....

Oooh & while we're being a little childish, how about 'Cock Heads' on Glaisdale moor

I must admit, 'Bell End' alway's makes me giggle when I pass it!

How about 'Pussy' near the Col du Madeline



Phil

[AckAckFlack]

Think we have found the XRV level heheheheh

There is Shatton. In the peak district snigger snigger

Shatton Hall Farm Cottages, Peak District Accommodation, Holiday Cottages Peak District, Peak District Cottage, Derbyshire Cottage, Derbyshire Self Catering, Self Catering Accommodation Derbyshire

[Rubberchicken]

"kunt"?

Never heard of it, you sure you were in Amsterdam?

[davsato]

"kunt"?

Never heard of it, you sure you were in Amsterdam?

yeah, loads of stickers and signs in bars, but not those tarts postcards like you get in phoneboxes, these were official looking

[Rubberchicken]

I must visit the wrong kind of bars then.

[davsato]

there is a rock band called K##T, but it wasnt anything to do with them either

[Mervinh]

my good freind Aafke in holland informs me that Kunt means" it is possible "

wetwang cannot be over far from roesdale

[Traveller]

Clowne, J28 M1 north east derbyshire?

[pdsquire]

Wyre Piddle and Piddletrenthide in Dorset.

Green Tye and Matching Tye in Herts.

Ugley in Essex and Idle in W. Yorks.

Lady Garden, in Eardisley, Herefordshire.

Brown Willy in Devon.

("U kunt"in Dutch means "you can", I believe)