Local Knowledge Sought - Two Bridges Tump (General)
by Bob Philpott 
, North Wiltshire, Thursday, April 01, 2010, 10:31 (5429 days ago) @ rbaynton
Hello I know nothing about Two Bridges but can say that the word 'Tump' is a Forest expression for a small hill. I would therefore suggest that Two Bridges Tump is no more than a raised area of Two Bridges. Bob Philpott
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rbaynton,
2010-04-01, 08:34
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Bob Philpott,
2010-04-01, 10:31
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Bob Philpott,
2010-04-01, 10:31