Unnecessary structures were once described as ‘follies’
Centuries ago wealthy landowners built useless structures with no purpose. A two-story tower in the middle of a forest, walls to nowhere, etc.
They were built on their own property, with their own money.
These structures came to be known as “follies.”
Think about it.
Jackie Geddes
Everett
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