AWRE, Gloucestershire
Name from Old English
meaning sour water meadow
Cows had long faces
AWRE, Gloucestershire
Name from Old English
meaning sour water meadow
Cows had long faces
FICTILE
Of or relating
to pottery, baked thrown clay
painted and then glazed.
WENSLEYDALE, Yorkshire
Home to the Metcalfe clan
named after Woden’s meadow
Famous for its cheese
STOW CUM QUY, Cambridgeshire
Stow means a high place
Quy from Cowey, cow island
cum Latin for with
MURINE
I can smell a rat
Maybe it’s Chinese new year
Or, is that a mouse?
SAMPFORD BRETT, Somersetshire
Name from sandy ford
and Brett family Manor
later, the Courtney’s
ILCHESTER, Somersetshire
Rome’s name Lindinis*
Saxon name Givelcestre
Fort on Yeo river
STICKLEPATH, Devonshire
Granite tors rise high
Which has very high rainfal
causing bogs to form
OLD SARUM, Wiltshire
Iron age hill fort
Hunters then farmers lived here
Settled since B.C.
PURSE CAUNDLE, Dorset
A strange name for sure!
Pronounced the same as candle
Branch of River Yeo
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