Alicante region and the iPhone

I like that name "Pueblo Los Caballitos" - means town of the small horses. But must be careful of spelling, if we make it "Pueblo Los Caballitas" it becomes "The town of the tinned baby mackerel" - horrid stinky things at the best of times.

Hopefully very unlike our development........

I love the name Tom.

I like the connotations with the areas past and it's semi rural setting.It also it helps distance the development from the problems we've had with the previous developers.

We shall just have to see what the council, or whoever is responsible for naming the development, decides.

In our Labour controlled area we have newly named: Stormont Close, Shunters Drift,Colliers Trek, Clay Pit Lane etc., containing houses valued around the £300K mark. We already had streets named after Bevan,  Atlee ,Shimwell etc,. Yes, we are also in a (now defunct) coal mining area but the houses were built on farmland!!

The re-claimed colliery land is now levelled and awaiting development for light industry. Why not name the roads  there after the areas historic past??

It doesn't make sense.

Hope you enjoyed Thailand.