Found on UK railway:

Chris Lonsbrough wrote:

I've been sent this today. As far as I can see all names are perfect
anagrams.

http://www.unfortu.net/anagrammap/

Truly inspired!

The sender did observe that "some people have too much time...."

G

Chris

[Jonathan Morton subsequently noticed that Bewray Kemp should be Bewlray Kemp,
but otherwise it seems to be all perfect anagrams]

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Chris Lonsbrough:
I've been sent this today. As far as I can see all names are perfect
anagrams.

http://www.unfortu.net/anagrammap/

Truly inspired!

I was afraid someone would post that here before I wrote to the maintainer
about the errors.

Aidan Stanger:
[Jonathan Morton subsequently noticed that Bewray Kemp should be Bewlray Kemp,

No, not, Blewray Kemp is much more euphonious.

but otherwise it seems to be all perfect anagrams]

I've only tried solving the upper left 1/9 of it so far, but I think I've
found two other errors. Haven't checked my answers yet, though.
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Chris Lonsbrough wrote:

I've been sent this today. As far as I can
see all names are perfect anagrams.

http://www.unfortu.net/anagrammap/

Truly inspired!

I'd like to christen it "Bum Tape".

(Aidan Stanger)typed


[Jonathan Morton subsequently noticed that Bewray Kemp should be
Bewlray Kemp,
but otherwise it seems to be all perfect anagrams]

Is Dollish Ill the only one where the letters are not scrambled?

Baffled of Brent.

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Helen Deborah Vecht wrote:

Is Dollish Ill the only one where the letters are not scrambled?

Presumably it's the Sean Connery pronunciation :P


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Putney Bridge appears as Puberty Design, where did that 'S' come from, or
has there been another bridge added?


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Helen Deborah Vecht wrote:

Is Dollish Ill the only one where the letters are not scrambled?

Presumably it's the Sean Connery pronunciation :P


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On Sun, 12 Feb 2006, Steve blurted out atop a fullquote:

Putney Bridge appears as Puberty Design, where did that 'S' come
from, or has there been another bridge added?

How about Bugeyed Print?

(Debuting Pyre would seem too much like tempting fate)

The anagramming of Bow Church must've stretched the capabilities
somewhat.

On Mon, 13 Feb 2006, Ian Tindale wrote:

The anagramming of Bow Church must've stretched the capabilities
somewhat.

Did you have a better offer? Admittedly the online anagram generators
are using dictionary words rather than placename elements, but they
have a hard time coming up with anything much.

Burch Chow.

This is what you get if you go to that site now:

Content removed at the request of Healeys Solicitors acting on behalf of
Transport for London and Transport Trading Ltd

What was the harm?

Did anyone make a copy before the site was taken down (or to the owner
of the site, can you send me a copy - I'd love tit as a desktop.

Stephen