English Counties

[lionpete105]

Should have displayed question better
1 Are the hills to here really made of wood
2 If spelt differently this could be a man’s name

[Neveracrossword]

2 Leicester/Lester?

[fiction-factory]

Except the county is called Leicestershire isn't it?

[fiction-factory]

I suppose the man's name could be Lester Shaw or similar

[Baldric]

Could have put this as an answer to your original question rather than start a new thread ;o)

[dannyk13]

Devan/Devon

[fiction-factory]

Or Ken T

[fiction-factory]

Could be Devan danny- although there I only know a Devon and a Devante as a man's name

[fiction-factory]

Warwick Shaw?

[dannyk13]

FF
http://www.babynamescience.com/baby-name/Devan-boy

[237SJ]

1. might be Bedfordshire because people say they are going up the wooden hill to bed

[fiction-factory]

Thanks Danny. I can't recall any Devans. I suppose anything can be a name. I notice Devan came below Devon in the rankings

[mallyh]

2 Clwyd ......clyde

[dannyk13]

FF, if you google Devan there are many entries.

[mallyh]

derby ....name darby

[fiction-factory]

Clwyd isn't English though, mally.
Yes I accept that it's a name, danny- if Devan is teh answer though it seems an odd clue if the Devon spelling is more common and even Devante, Devente Deven and Davon are just as popular.
I think the question is a bit weak

[fiction-factory]

Could be mally- but the county is Derbyshire