Closer to home, there have been some classics. One young person thought that the Welsh must be very rich because they could afford to put lights in the middle of the roads. She had never seen, or at least had never noticed, Catseyes before the youth work residential she was on. The same individual was mortified that somebody had spray painted the sheep, and wanted to have a go at the farmer who had allowed such cruelty to happen. And a lad on one of my residentials said it was so very lucky, since we had no running water, that there was a spring in the garden.
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