Once you're there you'll never want to leave

Kermitt

There's a quaint townland i came across in my work,

Muff, Nobber, Co.Meath

Sound's nice...

biko

I will change my last name to Bush and move there :-)

qz

Passed over a bridge in Scotland last week.

"Cock Bridge".

JohnCleary

We're going to Muff Diving Centre scuba diving at Easter.. Can't wait

Steoob

yet another unfunny day for the humour forum...

Goodshape

There's a Muff up in Donegal also... to get to which you have to go through Grania's Gap. I kid you not.

And Cockhill is on the otherside of town.

*Lolly*

qz wrote:

Passed over a bridge in Scotland last week.

"Cock Bridge".

Lol ive heard of that.. scotland was just up road from me when i lived bk in england. Tink its spelt cohk though....

Or possibly knob

mickymg2003

I've been in Muff in Nobber Co.Meath....Its not as exciting as it might sound,Just Fields, Horses and Travellers!!!

xzanti

Kermitt wrote:

There's a quaint townland i came across in my work,

Muff, Nobber, Co.Meath

Sound's nice...

I went there to look at a car when I was shopping around.. Tis true.. It exists :eek:

duridian

I still think 48' 03"N 13' 51"E takes the crown in this particular category.
While on the subject of place names, I thought this bit from the Wikipedia article about a certain town in Connecticut was priceless:

Geographically, Mianus is nestled in a valley between two mountains.