In Britain there is a unique subset of people who are fascinated and obsessed with roundabouts. Not your average concrete roundabouts with some paving or a few weeds in the middle. But rather your fancy, pond or windmill in the centre roundabouts.
A few years back, the Time Team revealed that a key point in the Battle of Hastings of 1066, was fought on top of what is currently a village roundabout on the A2100 in East Sussex.
Yes apparently, the army of the last Anglo-Saxon King Harold finally succumbed to William the Conqueror on top of a mini-roundabout here.
This adds some interest to the stories of British roundabouts. So here they are in all of their circular glory.
Roundabout Porn courtesy of The Roundabout Appreciation Society – yes, that is a thing.
