Houthakker
A Happy Wanderer
- Location
- Lancashire coast
Ive got a Johnstones decorators centre withing easy range, can I count that?? 
ABC Towns and Villages
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- Location
- Inside my skull
If a village letter is too far away for you treat it as one of your byes.
Vantage
Carbon fibre... LMAO!!!
- Location
- Behind everyone else, Bolton
As long as my legs, lungs and sugar levels can hold out, I was planning on Ormskirk then Parbold on the way back. They might be a little out of your way though.
Limbrick, Mawdsley and Newburgh are up before those though. The nearest Q I can think of is Quarry Bank. I think that might be a bye though.
Mr Celine
Discordian
- Location
- Waxing my moustache
"Of course you can. A Scottish town situated on the River Tweed?"
"That would be....
The old signs used to say 'Peebles for Pleasure'. Another wee place with a chip on its shoulder that hasn't been a burgh, royal or otherwise, since 1975. Presumably they managed to spell their twin town wrong as it's a stick on patch.
I'll have to work on the endurance before getting another letter as Q is another 20 miles beyond here.
- Location
- The TerrorVortex
Well, I'll bag my kinda-J tomorrow and then get a proper J as-and-when.
- Location
- Manchester
I like the idea of Ormskirk and Parbold. I'm thinking of The Quays because I missed J. Also thinking of Flixton or Rixton for the X!
Houthakker
A Happy Wanderer
- Location
- Lancashire coast
I might have missed something here, is any name containing an X acceptable for X?
rugby bloke
Veteran
- Location
- Northamptonshire
The general agreement that names starting with "Ex" - Exeter, Exton etc would be acceptable ... don't know if this helps !
Dogtrousers
Kilometre nibbler
Flixton Rixton sounds like a detective or secret agent from a rather stilted 1950s BBC radio drama.
"Look out Rixton! there's a man holding a gun emerging from that doorway".
Bang! Bang! urrrgh. Thud.
"Got him! I think that was one of Ormskirk Parbold's men. He's definitely on our trail".
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Vantage
Carbon fibre... LMAO!!!
- Location
- Behind everyone else, Bolton
Hadn't thought of Flixton. Good idea!
- Location
- The TerrorVortex
- Location
- Manchester
- Location
- The TerrorVortex
Today's ride took me to Jacks Hill, named after local giant Jack O'Legs. There's no village sign there, but there is a water board site, a (rather rubbish) pub, a garage and a mobile home park.
I then carried on to L-for-Letchworth.
Coming back, I took the route through Willian and Graveley across the fields, that I used when I worked in Letchworth.
It's a lot nicer in dry weather - my electric bike is still coated in mud from the commute.
I'm going to have to venture further afield for the next few letters, but I do have plans for M, N, O, P and Q.
Onwards
I then carried on to L-for-Letchworth.
Coming back, I took the route through Willian and Graveley across the fields, that I used when I worked in Letchworth.
It's a lot nicer in dry weather - my electric bike is still coated in mud from the commute.
I'm going to have to venture further afield for the next few letters, but I do have plans for M, N, O, P and Q.
Onwards
Vantage
Carbon fibre... LMAO!!!
- Location
- Behind everyone else, Bolton
User9609 himself acknowledged that finding somewhere beginning with an X was going to be difficult if not impossible and that we'd probably need a trip to China for any real hope of bagging one.
Ex was agreed among the forumites as the next best thing but even those are a rarity in some parts.
I'm taking anything with a X in it.
Reivers rules on things were somewhat 'pliable' .
Ex was agreed among the forumites as the next best thing but even those are a rarity in some parts.
I'm taking anything with a X in it.
Reivers rules on things were somewhat 'pliable' .
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There no village sign in Exton @Supersuperleeds used the school sign
