Stu commented that Soggy Bottom sounded like a location from a Carry On film. I replied that another possibility was as the setting for a murder in Midsomer. And CopCar mentioned Foggy Bottom. Which all in all reminded me that there are some weird and wonderful place names in this country of ours.
A quick google was in order, but what I didn't expect was to find that I was born in one.
Mumbles? Mumbles isn't a weird name. Not when you compare it to Loose Bottom or Crapstone. And when you look at a more finely detailed map, well, just see for yourself.Thanks to ST&G Marvellous Maps
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Hahahahaha, love those place names! I agree that "Mumbles" is pretty tame by comparison. We have a few suggestive place names in Canada too, like "Dildo, Newfoundland" and "Climax, Saskatchewan."
When I hear of "Soggy Bottom," I always think of the movie "O Brother Where Art Thou?" and the heroes' old timey hillbilly band called "The Soggy Bottom Boys."
In Wales of course, you have Llareggub, if I remember my Dylan Thomas correctly ;-)
Remember the Soggy Bottom Boys?
Debra, Chuck, Husband has been watching O Brother Where Art Thou? again over the last couple of nights!
We do indeed have the infamous Llareggub, Stu.
Interesting. I rather like Mumbles!
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