"Snodland" sounds more like a video game (of the colourful platform/puzzle variety) than a place in the south of England, though, apparently, that's what it is.
"Snodland" sounds more like a video game (of the colourful platform/puzzle variety) than a place in the south of England, though, apparently, that's what it is.
Yeah, there are some pretty funny placenames over here.
The late Brit author Douglas Adams (http://www.douglasadams.com/) had some fun with our placenames in his "Meaning of Liff" books. His idea was to allocate them to describe things which we currently don't have a word to describe.
Adams didn't give an explanation of Snodland, but I personally think that Snodland is something similar to Wimbledon, but on the "dark side".
http://myhome.iolfree.ie/~gavcos/liff.html
And I was wondering whether there was an ancient tribe named the Snods who lived in the south of England, and from whom people named Snodgrass are descended.
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Fri Sep 10 07:23:39 2004
My last name is Snodgrass. Sounds like I need to visit Snodland.