mrssanta wrote:kaye.cantlay wrote:My cats are Islay and Harris
well actually....
Lady Islay Marilyn Catbells, and Lord Harris Tweed Munro
Brilliant. I had a cousin who had a Felix Topolski Whiteboots Campbell. Our cat is called Shroedinger (after the physicist) shortened to Ginge as he is a ginger cat.
Nothing at all to do with hills, but cats do need to have sophisticated names imho
When they lived in Adelaide, my mum's sister and her family had a cat called Seefer. Took me ages to click that it was C for cat!
Our current black lab (just gone a year old) is named Luna, without the foresight of knowing that it would be short for lunatic.
I've always thought Alligin would be a good name for a hill going dug.