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It's true.
On travelling up North to see my Nan, I found that there exists a village called "Wetwang".
Yes, "Wetwang".
Remember this day.
On travelling up North to see my Nan, I found that there exists a village called "Wetwang".
Yes, "Wetwang".
Remember this day.
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It's true.
On travelling up North to see my Nan, I found that there exists a village called "Wetwang".
Yes, "Wetwang".
Remember this day.
On travelling up North to see my Nan, I found that there exists a village called "Wetwang".
Yes, "Wetwang".
Remember this day.
Remember the day when Richard Whitely became Mayor of it instead
Purely because he was amused by the name apparently
As far as I could tell, there was no other reson for it to exist, other than to have this name.
On my way to the west a few days ago, I noticed that there were also places called Box, and Studley. Also I saw on the news a while back that there's a village called Nasty
The French have a town called Brest and they dont even think it's funny! (Copyright Al Murray)
There's a road near where my mate used to live called M!nge Lane.
One of my mates moved to a town called "Penistone"
Ah, we have infinite amounts of fun finding funny place names on maps at D of E. One particular favourite i remember is 'Dancing D*cks'. Yes, the long winter evening do just fly by......
And what was the person thinking when he called his town Cockermouth?
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