Thursday, April 3, 2008
Finchcock living museum of music
Another ICG challenge masterfully completed by WT. A long drive this time to just south of Tonbridge Wells to capture this sort of country house thing with some guitars and stuff in it. Naturally it was closed when I got there - so a 25 mile drive resulted in a couple of hasty captures and a 25 mile drive straight back again! Bugger.



Boococks HQ
Thursday, February 28, 2008
JW Cockett - butcher and baker of Hawes
I'll have to start a seperate page called "Butchers Called Cock" at this rate. A splendid example of local Cockettry in Hawes in the Yorkshire Dales. Captured during the Tordoff family holiday a few weeks ago. Look out for the hotel down the road called Cockett's as well - a littel in breeding or just local innovation in the provision of bread meat and hotels perhaps?


Cockburn
Cocktail Marseille
Thursday, February 21, 2008
Cockshott Hill
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Cockshott Lane Leeds
Monday, October 15, 2007
C*ock View Street
Sunday, October 7, 2007
Moorcock Avenue
Whichever local councillor drove through this ground breaking change of name should have received the highest of local government accolades. Well done for dedicating yourself to the cause of cock with such dedication and also for making sure the world remembers that streets not named cock will be driven from your local borough at all costs.


Thursday, October 4, 2007
Thursday, September 27, 2007
Edward Waugh Esq
Tuesday, September 18, 2007
House name sign in Brightlingsea
Monday, September 10, 2007
Rosa Hancock
Monday, September 3, 2007
Colchester's Natural History Museum
Roadside cock advertising board
Cockleberry Interchange
Cockram Court Swindon
Sponsors of the Duxford Museum
Theatre poster in Clacton on Sea
Main Gas Cock
Haycocks as far as the eye can see!
Haycocks Lane in West Mersea (a rich vein of cocking having been unexpectedly discovered this morning whilst on a family outing) which delighted the whole Tordoff clan when we meandered along it to find..

..not only Haycocks House (suggesting that a Haycock might be a particular unkempt type of hay bail or something); but also....

..Haycocks Cottage (that looked much more like a derelict garage to be honest) and..

..not only Haycocks House (suggesting that a Haycock might be a particular unkempt type of hay bail or something); but also....
..Haycocks Cottage (that looked much more like a derelict garage to be honest) and..
...a rather mysterious piece of signage suggesting the existence of somewhere nearby called Haycocks Yard. Try as we might we could not find this place; however it is here for posterity. If any cocking colleagues find the actual place, then let us know; we should keep the record as complete as we can!
Cockfosters
All lines lead to Cockfosters - you wait for one Cockfosters to come along and then they all appear at one go! We need one from the front of a London bus next to complete the set. Cocking in London is pretty dull really - noone looks twice when you stop, apparently at random, to take photos of signs and such. It is assumed that you are a foreign tourist and therfore beneath contempt. There was one good reaction from someone whose path I blocked when capturing one of these - he was obviously late for work and called me all manner of unpleasant things. Set off earlier next time you gimp.


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