TOPONYM
Word for a place name
Especially one derived
from local features
TOPONYM
Word for a place name
Especially one derived
from local features
STOW on the WOLD, Gloucestershire
\Where the wind blows cold
Town’s patron was St. Edward
\Once called Edwardstow
UTTOXETER, Staffordshire
Varied history
Luttuc’s homestead on the heath
Roman garrison
OVER, South Gloucestershire
Over Court burned down
The White Lady of Over
Haunts each New Year’s Eve
TONYPANDY, Glamorganshire (Welsh – Morgannwg)
In Rondda valley
former coal mining town and
prehistoric site
GEEZERS and SHEEZERS
In Britain, old men
are called Geezers, wives Sheezers
Isn’t that funny?
FROSTED FLAKES
Forty point seven
inches of snow have fallen
this winter season
ORMESBY, Yorkhire
Viking settlement
Home to the Pennyman’s
Free to the public
WYRE PIDDLE, Worcestershire
famous brewery
Brewed “Piddle in the Hole” beer
On Piddle Brook
MORETON in MARSH, Gloucestershire
Farmstead on the moor
Romans, Saxons came after
Iron-age settlers
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