These are so common in England they have a name: follies. Typically named after (often Victorian) idle playboy who built them, and often with no attempt made t

These are so common in England they have a name: follies. Typically named after (often Victorian) idle playboy who built them, and often with no attempt made to conceal their origins; they are only as "medieval" as the tastes of the playboy ran (so, more Tennyson than Terry Jones).