Yes, that's another classic!
But I was wrong; the complete name is Hendrik-Ido-Oostendam-Schildmanskinderen-Groot-en-Klein-Sandelingen-Ambacht)
Now you again
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Errr....Ron, you need to get back into the garage, you've now got too much time on your hands!!! Up here in the grim north I'm sure we have a place called Eeeeebyekkythumpdonyerflatcapgetthht'whippetsleadgetyerclogsonanmunchyepblackpuddintekkincarenottospilliton yerwescott
I'll translate it if some of people daansouf cant work itout!
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Seems damn silly to me..The shortest place name in the UK is more sensible..and easier to remember...'Ae'..it's in Scotland by the way...Ian
And I just live in plain old town named Enfield
With my No.2 pistol and soon to have a No.4 Mk1 rifle.
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We have a small town in Holland called "Enter" isn't that silly? It used to mean nothing.
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There's a village near me called 'Black Dog'....Ian
Henk, there's a place in France called "Silly"..now that is silly!
Cheers
Pete
We've also got "Grünkraut" here in Germany which always makes me wonder what he had been drinking. But probably he is still better off than "Sterbfritz"!
Pete
When I go to my mates place in Devon, I go through a village called "Nomansland"
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it was such a nice day i went out for a ride on my M20 to Holland without a passport it only took a few minutes to ride through the village
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I used to pass through a town called "Cow Roast", a rather delicious name.....
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I would rather pass through a town called "Pork Roast" 
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This is the church at Kuttekoven, the village next to where I live. For some reason the name always makes dutch-speaking visitors laugh. I don't know why. What's a 'kut' ?
In light of the British success in the Tour de France recently,
I thought you would like to see a rare photo I have of the 1940 one.
Because it is Black & White, it is difficult to spot the yellow jersey...
Jan
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I see the bicicles are Dutch made maybe where this all stolen bikes from holland Gr. Theo
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The 1940 Tour de France did at least last a month, unlike 1940's Tour de Belgique and Ronde van Nederland.
Despite the Baedeker raids, Great Britain thankfully stayed off of the main continental tourist routes from 1940 - 1945. (We did have a surplus of American tourists though but they usually got a good thrashing at closing time !)
Ah ok Ron, there must be 2 then.
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nomansland,_Devon
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Horror. I think my pub is prettier than your pub
http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/59875
Ron
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And you've got white horses
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Just driven from Plymouth to Looe and gone through another village called No man's land in Cornwall
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