Kenilworth Castle

At first glance, Kenilworth Castle in Warwickshire, England seems to be rather ruinous rather than a useful historical museum. You can stroll around the ruins, feel the stone, watch the window of a small tower, walk a green hill, or enter the garden. At least not in the winter, there are not many tour guides to visit. Also, in many public museums, the audience does not hear something like a "telephone-like" self-help tour. On the contrary, Kenilworth Castle is quiet and can be refreshingly immersed in the hustle and bustle.

Source 3 is a sketch of the view of Kenilworth Castle in William Dougdale, British Antique Sir 1656. Dugdale wanted to show people how Kenilworth Castle really looked and created a sketch because I wanted to capture the beautiful environment like the Great Lakes and draw it. In the sketch, the various functions and structures of Kenilworth Castle are numbered, sketches are listed on the top and the right, and he is obviously trying to make an accurate record of Kenilworth Castle. This source is completely fictitious, there is a big lake, there are indications that the Great Lakes have disappeared now, but because there are clues that there is a lake there as many miles of the prairie lie there think. The pictures taken while traveling to Kenilworth Castle looked almost the same as Dr. Thompson's first sketch. So I would like to say there is strong evidence that its source is true.

Queen Elizabeth visited Kenilworth Castle when he was 11 years old. Kenilworth is located near Stratford, Queen's favorite courtier's castle, Earl of Leicester, Dudley. When Dudley invited Queen Elizabeth to Kenilworth for a long time he decided to welcome her in an unforgettable way. During her visit Earle decided that there would be a series of unlimited recreational activities. Beauty contest, dance, music, reading of poetry, daytime artillery shooting, night fireworks. Everyone loves hunting, banquets, and colorful and wonderful eyeglasses. This might be the first time that William met the Queen, but if he was not Kenilworth but was in another place, he first met her. Fantasy is a magical beautiful world, shoots with hidden power and creates a strong erotic energy floating freely