.... "In the country, there aren't any street addresses. So you literally use landmarks to refer to where a person lives. Up in your neck of the woods or up the holler. On the mountain. Down on the river." ... ""Neck" had been used in English since a...
Yes there is. In nature, "neck" has referred to any narrow strip of water, ice or trees. So, originally, "neck of the woods" meant a stretch of woodland. Therefore "your neck of the woods" came to mean through common usage, a small area around where ...
Either, but I think bow ties are becoming more common. Even if everyone else wore a neck tie, I don't think you could go wrong with a bow tie. They're always classy.