GeoGraph - photograph every grid square

Viewed from an entrance to Porth railway station looking towards the corner of Edward Street. The houses face the railway perimeter fence.
According to one online source, this is the only Syphon Street in the UK. Google Earth agrees. The only other Syphon Street in the world, it seems, is in Shreveport, Louisiana in the USA.

Viewed from the Wesley Road and High Street end looking west.
According to various sources, this is the only Parragate Road in the UK.

This is Droop Street.
As featured on "Funny British Street Names" Link.
and no doubt other sites.
At least it's in London, not Swindon or Salisbury.
Droop Street, Wilts, would be too bad....

Close up of the street corner featured in TQ2482 : Droop Street, W10

I don't think there is another "Conging Street" anywhere in the world

The Austerby is one of the oldest parts of Bourne, the name being derived from the Old Norse austarr, meaning more easterly, and Old Danish by, meaning a farmstead or village, one of the distinctive features being an attractive terrace of yellow brick and blue slate cottages, built in 1900 and still providing serviceable family homes today.

View into Upton-upon-Severn from near the Fire Station on the junction of Minge Lane. Upton's distinctive pepperpot tower can be seen in the background.

An old style road name plate for this curiously named street.

For context, see TQ3477 : Friary Road, SE15.

The hall, on Bird-in-Bush Road, is a simple brick church hall attached to the Catholic church and Friary, but has quite an attractive pedimented front. The date stone on the front is AD 1937.