"Lesser Spotted Britain" by Dominic Greyer

Bleary, County Down, Northern Ireland Etymology: First recorded in the 14th century, possibly from the Irish bladhraigh , 'portion', referring to land that constitutes a sub-division of a larger... £2.50	Boreland, Dumfries and Galloway,Scotland Etymology: From Old English bord , 'table, food' and land , meaning 'land rented in return for a supply of provisions'. Card blank inside £2.50	Crackpot, North Yorkshire, England Etymology: From Old Norse kraka , 'crows' and Middle English potte , 'rocky cleft' - hence 'Rocky cleft where crows abound'. Card blank inside £2.50
Bright,Co. Down, Northern Ireland Etymology: Possibly from the Irish Bri , 'hillside'. Card blank inside £2.50	Dull, Perth & Kinross, Scotland Etymology: From Gaelic dail , 'a plain, a meadow' Card blank inside £2.50	Bethlehem, Carmarthenshire, Wales Etymology: One of the many biblical place names in Wales given by the non-conformists to their chapels in the early 19th century. Card blank inside. £2.50
Discoed, Powys, Wales Etymology: From  Old English dic , 'ditch, dike', plus cot , 'cottage'  -  hence 'cottage(s) by Offa's Dike'; now transformed into Welsh dis... £2.50	Cold Christmas, Hertfordshire, England Etymology: Noted as Cold Christmas Field in 1840; one of a range of derogatory field-names that refer to poorly yielding land (see Labour-in-Vain Hill). Card... £2.50	Retire, Cornwall, England Etymology: From the Cornish rid , 'a ford', and hyr meaning 'long' - hence 'long ford. Card blank inside £2.50
Dufftown, Moray, Scotland Etymology: Named after James Duff, the 4th Earl of Fife (1776 - 1857), who founded the town in 1817. Card blank inside £2.50	Mavis Grind, Shetland, Scotland Etymology: In Norn, the local Shetland dialect, grind is a gate; presumably refers to the strip of land separating the Atlantic from the North sea here;... £2.50	Lover, Wiltshire, England Etymology: May well be a modern designation, perhaps from a surname; early source could  be Old English lœfer, 'reed bed'. Card blank inside £2.50
Reach, Cambridgeshire, England Etymology: From Old English rœc '(place on a) raised strip of land'; the village stands on the northern tip of the post-Roman earthwork known as... £2.50	Pant, Shropshire, England Etymology: Known earlier as Pant Trystan from Welsh pant , 'valley', and personal name Tristan. Card blank inside £2.50	Farewell, Staffordshire, England Etymology: 'Place by the pleasant stream' from Old English fœger meaning 'fair' pr 'pleasant' and wella , 'spring' or 'stream'. Card blank inside £2.50
Bedlam, North Yorkshire, England Etymology: From the asylum, named after the Hospital of St Mary of Bethlehem (Bedlam) in London, that once stood on this site. Card blank inside £2.50	Old, Northamptonshire, England Etymology: From Old English wald , 'forest'. Card blank inside £2.50	Ginge,Oxfordshire, England Name is shared with nearby Ginge brook, which is from Old English gœgian , 'to turn', and refers to the winding river. Card blank inside £2.50
Inner and Outer Hope, Devon, England Etymology: A small enclosed valley or secluded spot from old english hop, here referring to the sea cove. Location: West of Galmpton and Bolberry, near Bolt... £2.50	Druggers End, Worcestershire, England Etymology: No early references, so probably a modern name referring to a local family or imaginably, an apothecary. Location: Just off the B4208, a few miles... £2.50	Keith, Moray, Scotland Etymology: From early Celtic ced 'a wood' Location: On the B9014 north east of Dufftown £2.50
Fryup, North Yorkshire, England Location: On the plateau of the North Yorkshire Moors, not to far from Low Bell End. Card blank inside £2.50	Drinker's End, Worcestershire, England Etymology: Area of the village or estate owned or occupied by the Drinker (formerly Drynkar) family, known here from 1297. Location: On a quiet lane off the... £2.50	Twatt, Orkney, Scotland Etymology: From the Old Norse thveit, 'cleared place. Location: Where the A967 meets the A986 just south of Loch of Boardhouse Card blank inside £2.50

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