STERT, Wiltshire
On the Devises
Andover road diversion
of Etchilhampton hill
STERT, Wiltshire
On the Devises
Andover road diversion
of Etchilhampton hill
ATIPTOE
eagerly waiting
Anticipating desired
event to happen
TORTWORTH, – Gloucestershire
Tortworth chestnut tree
Of fifty great British trees
chosen for the Queen
My Desktop PC
Trip to computer heaven
Dying a slow death
CAM, Gloucestershire
Is a large village
Bigger than neighbor Dursley
which has town status
FLÂNEUR
From the French, flaner
An idler or foppish, man.
Shows disdain for work
DEIPNOSOPHIST
A good dinner guest
Great conversationalist
They don’t eat their words
HAPPY BOTTOM, DORSET
No person gets here
by sitting around all day.
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Note: To explore these unusual place names, I urge readers to visit Google Earth to see where on earth they are situated and then to visit Wikipedia for expanded historical information. All of this is difficult to convey in just 17 syllables.
LYCHETT MATRAVERS
Lichett means grey Wood
Feudal Lord Hugh Maltravers
Name from Brittonic
Note: To explore these unusual place names, I urge readers to visit Google Earth to see where on earth they are situated and then to visit Wikipedia for expanded historical information. All of this is difficult to convey in just 17 syllables.
ESCULENT
Suitable as food
that is, something good to eat.
Appetite for words.
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