shall I duck now

Leicester Forest East
Baschurch
Longden
Melton Mowbray
Loughborough
Loughborough

Not very exciting really and confusing for the last 2!!

1 No idea
2 Suffolk
3 Sitting room floor
4 No idea

Nah - don't think it would have worked really

Well, the two oldest would have the same name and

TM flippin'I ! [vomit]

Or you could just give them very exotic names (in this thread anyway ) and pretend you had travelled the world

My daughter would be called Portland Bill.

hope she doesn't look like this POGS

www.youtube.com/watch?v=1EabYyv-oX8

I thought you might react like that jingle thats why I ducked

1Rimini
2 No idea
3 No idea

Dolley's Hill
Bitchet Green
Rudgwick

St Budeaux
Ilchester.

Not too bad for boys but our daughters would never have forgiven us!

alima

When I was a child I lived in Cardinal Avenue number 36 and later 65.

That if the St Budeaux is in Plymouth

We lived in St Budeaux too
However, none of the DC can be named after that saint, St Budoc, bishop of Dol in Brittany!

Yes whitewave, that's it. We were in Navy married quarters, Talbot Gardens a few feet from the waters' edge. (1976/8).

Quick aside for anyone else who knows St Budeaux and likes cats. There is a lovely book set there called Casper the Commuting Cat by Sue Finden.
Sorry to hijack your thread downtoearth.

We moved there for a while from Cornwall. Must look up the cat book.

St. Lawrence
Afton
Diddlington

Could we turn this into a competition please and vote for out favourite? I know who I would vote for so far, one for delivery and one for comic value.

Austin Healey Sprite

Oh and Kingston Bagpuize

Monty - short for Montgomeryshire - not right for a girl really

Bryn - short for Brynmawr - again not right for a girl

Amazed not one named Rhossilli , those dunes on Worms Head are irresistible

Influenza.

Clapham Junction
Fleurier
SToke-on-Trent
Leicester

Jalima. That's it

I am still in awe of Petallus and the ' Austin Healey Sprite ' .