Hear it on http://www.walkhighlands.co.uk/argyll/glasdrum.shtml - emphasis is on first syllable.Jack Harrison wrote:How is Glasdrum pronounced?
Mike
(p.s. this site also gives Grid ref: NN011451)
Hear it on http://www.walkhighlands.co.uk/argyll/glasdrum.shtml - emphasis is on first syllable.Jack Harrison wrote:How is Glasdrum pronounced?
Correct about Wymondham = Wind'mI shall make a stab at -
Wymondham - Wind um (wind as in breeze not as in up)
Costessey - Cot sea
Happisburgh - Haps burr
Try this one from my neck of the woods
Woolfardisworthy
Wrotham and Shipbourne are correct, while Ightham is Eye'tmJack Harrison wrote: And Lee's quiz:
Ightham = Eye'm ?
Wrotham = Root'm ?
Shipbourne = Shibben?
I got caught out by the first one whilst working in Paisley many years ago. To a dumb Englishman, it was 'Miln-gavvie'. When I got ridiculed I asked how it SHOULD be pronounced - 'Mull-guy' was the answer.ScottD wrote:OK then try
Milngavie
Findochty
JackI can promise you all that at Glasdrum on Sunday 27th May when I will be there, there will definitely be some weather.