Kenilworth is a beautiful little town. There are two things famous about it as I'm aware, namely, the Kenilworth castle and the Kenilworth Road.
I'm yet to visit the castle. BUT the Kenilworth Road is where I have travelled along for a number of time. The first question is why the Kenilworth Road is so long and straight.
^The Kenithworth Road
The first possible answer springing to mind is that it is Roman. If that's your answer, obviously you're not thinking at all.
^An old stone wall in Kenilworth
The answer is related to the car making history of Coventry. The Kenilworth Road was actually built by the car makers, then basing their HQ in Coventry, for test driving. The answer is so obvious!
^A meadow which is no lack of in Kenilworth
The second question is, why people clean up the roads in the densely vegetated Kenilworth covered in fallen leaves.
If you're living in the UK, you'd know the answer.
BY USING AN OVERSIZED LEAF BLOWER! If you Brits have any clue as to why, please enlighten me cos to me they are wasting gas and time on a fruitless endeavour. They blow the leaves away and the wind blows them back.
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