STUGGADHOO, Isle of Mann
on he Isle of mann
many nations have ruled here
Famous for Manx cats
Tag Archives: Human nature
Unusual U.K. place names 78. – Babcary
BABCARY, Somersetshire
Site of Wimble Toot
Glastonbury Zodiac
Bronze-age round barrow
Note: Toot derived from Old English tot meaning, a lookout point.
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Obscure words explained 83. – hobgoblin
Unusual U.K. place names 72. – Mevagissey
MEVAGISSEY, Cornwall
Once called Porthilly
Old parish name Limorrick
well known for Pilchards
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Obscure words explained 81. – cavil
CAVIL
Blow against the fur*
he cavils at all I say
only to find fault
Note: To blow against the fur comes from the practice of furriers to blow against a pelt to find imperfections.
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Unusual U.K. place names75. Come to Good
Come to Good, Cornwall
Cwm ty Coit Cornish
Thought to mean coombe in the wood
Quaker it turns out
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Unusual U.K. place names 69. = Trewhiddle
Obscure words explained 80. – cacoethes
Unusual U.K. place names 67. – Perranzabuloe
The New Hangover
THE NEW HANGOVER
Son woke sick today
Asked him Coronavirus?
Budweiser virus!
Note: Corona is a brand of beer from Mexico. I don’t know where it’s distributed throughout the world
Fa - the Green Dragon 
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