In each every October – it’s annual fair at the temple Phra Samut Chedi, which was built 1827–1828 by King Buddha Loetla Nabhalai (Rama II) on an island in the Chao Phraya River—hence its popular name Phra Chedi Klang Nam (‘chedi in the middle of the water’). The island is now connected with the left river bank.
This fair sound so ordinary but special when I was with someone. It’s the same fair you might found elsewhere is. Foods, snacks, drinks, and games. Like I’ve said, there is nothing special with. It’s crowded, loud, and dirty. However, one, interesting piece is a big wheel (aka a ferris wheel).
I am kinda acrophobia species – I am not good with height, and so I am very safety intensive – this mostly rusty cage that sound like hell to me. Then I’ve never tried to or even dare to – it’s my confession.
However, the light, movement, and size always attractive to me. I can’t stop make a shot and pray for it’s perfectly imperfect. I still can’t remember of who or why I do astray with but one impressive thing always – is picture of this big wheel.
