Not a really strange place, but lots of history connected to it. Sarehole Mill is the last remaining water mill in Birmingham - there used to be 200 or so small mills. This one was used by Matthew Boulton (industrial Pioneer) and was a inspiration for Tolkien (along with the surrounding area) for some of his Hobbit Shire. It's been grinding flour again after a bit of restoration.
Sorry, don't live in a town but there's a very strange tree round the corner and over the hill a bit.
Never changes then. I used to live in the east lodge on the Ashley Clinton manor estate Hordle. Lymington was always posh ish. Do you know my mate Rich the builder?
Our town Kidderminster has a very odd sandstone castle. It's next to the fire station in town and is smaller than my house.
We live in a place with a strange name ("Cockadilly") with no mains gas and a private weather system (snow, fog, or rain when not in evidence a mile away) where EVERYONE stops because they're lost, and with a 3000 year old burial mound, a reputedly haunted unfinished house (Woodchester Mansion) and Ecotricity's first wind turbine ... all within 400 yards ........... "Strange!"
We have the Crooked Spire .... folk law has it to do with virgins or the devil or both https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Church_of_St_Mary_and_All_Saints,_Chesterfield
I have vague memories of The Spire pub when I was at Chesterfield College back in 1986..and a very nice Pork Pie shop near the Market
Spire Pub is no more ... we used to skip school and go there in 80/81 as they didn't care and they had one of the first table top space invader machines !!!
We have a bit of a wall. King John died here on 18 Oct 1216 from dysentery. Royalists surrndered here during the English Civil War due to plague. Newark is an anagram of ******er. Sums the place up really.
We converted a shop down the road into a karaoke bar/ restaurant . Only found out when we finished it they had no money to pay for it