No joke - Ordnance Survey has Red Nose on the map for Comic Relief

Red Nose Day

Ordnance Survey
has mapped out
Red Nose Day for
Comic Relief

COMIC RELIEF starts with a Red Nose in the Highland region of Scotland, below Blue Head near Cromarty.

Join Ordnance Survey’s Director General and Chief Executive Vanessa Lawrence to discover how you can have nearly any kind of nose you wish – a Blowup Nose, Rock Nose, Long Nose, Friars' Nose, even a Pig’s Nose.

There are lots more noses for you to tweak from Ordnance Survey’s awesome gazetteer of 250 000 place names. Do bookmark the page so you can return again and again to laugh your way around Great Britain!

This year’s Comic Relief day on Friday 14 March is a bit on the Hairy Side as in Northumberland. Such Hairy Ness may need a Hairpin from the Isle of Man. How do you wear your Maiden Hair in Fife? And look! – there’s Hairy Craig in East Lothian. But hey! don’t Knockenhair in Dumfries and Galloway.

Whether you’re down in Happy Valley in Conwy or on top of Joy Hill in Lincolnshire, whether you’re down a Laughter Hole or on the Laughter Tor in Devon, join the Jollyboys in Essex and the Merry Maidens in Cornwall.

Be Friendly as they are in Calderdale - pick up a Porth Joke from Cornwall and share your Grin Low in Cumbria or send a Splatt from Somerset to give them the Giggleswick in North Yorkshire. It’s the Laughing Law down on Joy’s Green and Funton this Friday Street!

Remember - Comic Relief is of Good Intent. Hope you too can help Charity.

Visit the official Red Nose Day web site | Comic Relief, registered charity 326568
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