Full Description
This book provides an unrepentantly irreverent and off-beat tour around Great Britain and Ireland in the company of a long-suffering motorist and his forthright feline travelling companion. Without recourse to satellite navigation, the mog and his master encounter and pass tongue-in-cheek comment upon the place names in the British Isles that constitute ghastly puns or could be construed as double entendres or inspire trains of lateral thought. If you have the sort of mind that finds Pratt's Bottom, Bucklers Hard and McGillycuddy's Reeks to be quintessentially amusing, this little book of cat cartoons will be right up your street!
Contents
Arthur's Seat; Badgers Mount; Beehive Hats; Blackhead; Borris in Ossory; Bray; Bucklers Hard; Butt of Lewis; Chew Magna; Cockermouth; Coldbackie; Cork; Cowes; Crook of Devon; Devil's Punch; Diss; Duff House; Dykends; Fairymount; Feltham; Flash; Gerrards Cross; Goat Fell; Goole; Gweek; Harris; Hell's Mouth; Herbertstown; Hope under Dinmore; Horseleap; House of Binns; Inch Kenneth; Ring of Kerry; Kilkenny; Knockmealdown; Leek; Ligger Bay; Little Snoring; Littlehampton; Lizard; Long Man; Looe; Mayo; McGillycuddy's Reeks; Mid Yell; Mousehole; Isle of Muck; Muff; The Mumbles; Nanny; The Needles; New Scone; Nobber; Oily; Old Deer; Old Harry Rocks; Peat Inn; Pratt's Bottom; Puddletown; Quiggley's Point; Reekie Lynn; Ripe; Rottingdean; Sandwich; Seething; Seven Sisters; Sheepwash; Snodland; Sound of Hoxa; Spanish Head; Spittal; Staines; Suck; Swallow; Termonfeckin; Tobercurry; Tory Island; Twatt; Ugley; Upper Dicker; Whalley; Wittering.
