Puzzlebrains

We were sat at some traffic lights this afternoon and became aware the the road off to the right was called

Bumblehole Meadows

I just wondered what other really daft road names were out there?

My aunt in Much Marcle used to live in a house on Watery Lane. There is also a village near loch Lomond which has an area known as bogend!
Tricia

We have a friend whose Road is called "Cock-a-dobby" no Road or Street after it, just Cock-a-dobby! And another friend lives in Lugtrout Lane which always used to cause much mirth. Where do they get them from?

There are a few bizarre streets local to me.
There's Wooperton Street, Avenue Road, Jesty's Avenue, Cross Road, Lynch Lane, Quibo Lane, Short Road, Whynot Way, Higher End, Great Western Terrace, Rocky Knap, Bodkin Lane, Puddledock Lane and Roman Road, and one street is called Mawdywalls.
On Portland are Avalanche Road and Bumpers Lane.
Head to Dorchester, and find Brutus Close, Martyr Close, Smokey Hole Lane and even Monkey's Jump Roundabout!

And there's a little cluster of cottages called Knights in the Bottom!

The one I like locally is Dobbin Horse Lane.

Since I work in Hetton-le-Hole, I'm still waiting to see how tough the male kids grow up that live in Fairy Street

In the Gateshead area Busty Bank usually raises a smile

I have a pupil who lives on Carsick Road.

When we first lived in Hong Kong we lived in Pak Fuk Road

Loving some of these. My favourites locally are Uranus Avenue and Cherry Bounce.

Hellevoetsluis Way, None of the locals can say it so we call it Hell of a Way

There is a housing estate round here where all the roads begin with D and another where they all begin with H. Now what sort of a stupid idea is that? So you have Danesfield Close next to Deansfield Way etc. I pity the poor Postman. It doesnt seem to have caught on as an idea.

We have Broadway in Wakefield. It's not a stupid roadname, but it really doesn't live up to the image the name creates!!! I mean, it is broad, but its really not like the famous Broadway.

MBH- What about the villages of Once Brewed/ Twice Brewed & Pity Me?

Laura wrote:I have a pupil who lives on Carsick Road.

Thats a good one

Actually, I looked it up and its Carsick Hill Lane, but funnily enough it was the Carsick bit that stuck in my memory!

In the last place I lived we had 2 dirt/farm type tracks. One was called Long Lane and the other was Short Lane.

You've guessed it; Long Lane went for about a mile or so and ended at a lake. Short Lane went all the way to the next village roughly 4 miles away.

Also, we have a Jerusalem in Lincoln. It's not immediately recognisable as middle eastern and/or sun baked though.

Ha BB.

We have a Long Lane near us and it is long, 7 miles long.

Makes me wonder how long "Seven Mile Lane" really is!

Northern Ireland has got to win hands down for weird street names.

My favourite is Semicock Road. It makes me laugh it's so rude. I wouldnt live there even though they are beautiful houses!!!

Actually, we do have Alldicks Road near here too!

Mind you, some of the "twee" names they seem to come up with are just as stupid, but in a different way. I'm thinking of "Lyrical Way" for example. We also have a grotty trading estate called "Paradise". And then there are the ones where they are just trying to be funny, for example, in Luton I noticed a business park called "Capability Green".