| Name | Comments |
james hadden
 james_hadden75@hotmail.co.uk
 http://facebook.co.uk | 09-05-2008 - 21:50 - from cpc3-nwrk2-0-0-cust369.nott.cable.ntl.com
just been looking at some of the art work on your web site very nice. i used to travel for gordon pearson who has a maxwell waltzer. his front on the waltzer is one of the most colourfull pinks i have seen. keep up the good work. |
sue richards
susan.richards59@ntlworld.com | 24-03-2008 - 13:45 - from cpc1-basf4-0-0-cust678.nott.cable.ntl.com
hi mike many years since ive hung round a fairground watching enthusiasts cameras clicking away at the unveiling of something new ride or artwise . chuffed to have found the site remember me to pete tei have lost phone numbers and contact years ago now at least 10 hope everyones well and finally making a profit at something .More usually on soul source these days myself x sue |
Clara
clarabelle1952@hotmail.com | 06-02-2008 - 14:50 - from cpc2-york1-0-0-cust604.leed.cable.ntl.com
Correction.
Marisa Carnesky's Ghost Train . |
Clara Flemons
clarabelle1952@hotmail.com | 06-02-2008 - 14:26 - from cpc2-york1-0-0-cust604.leed.cable.ntl.com
The Circus & Fairground featured so much in my childhood . I visited the big top at Olympia as a treat for the children of my fathers factory , so exciting.
I know that animal welfare must be considered , but seeing the lion tamer put his head in the lions mouth was second to none for excitement.!!
Saw the original Coco the Clown , and the Peirrot ...the trapeze wow...
The Kursaal at Southend-on-Sea was close to my grandmothers home and The Crooked House in Peter Pan's garden was built with the help of an uncle , I loved the wishing chair in there , you slid downwards because it was crooked you would make a wish ...I'm sure there was a sleeping beauty or mermaid in there ? that breathed up and down very realisticly.
Still get the buzz whenever I see a big top or funfair...The Wall of Death & The Rota were two of my favourites, not forgetting The Caterpillar .
Marissa Karniski's ' Ghost Train is fabulous , a must see for perf' art ,fun fair fans . Long live the fun of the fair. Clara
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Clara Flemons
clarabelle1952@hotmail.com | 06-02-2008 - 14:26 - from cpc2-york1-0-0-cust604.leed.cable.ntl.com
The Circus & Fairground featured so much in my childhood . I visited the big top at Olympia as a treat for the children of my fathers factory , so exciting.
I know that animal welfare must be considered , but seeing the lion tamer put his head in the lions mouth was second to none for excitement.!!
Saw the original Coco the Clown , and the Peirrot ...the trapeze wow...
The Kursaal at Southend-on-Sea was close to my grandmothers home and The Crooked House in Peter Pan's garden was built with the help of an uncle , I loved the wishing chair in there , you slid downwards because it was crooked you would make a wish ...I'm sure there was a sleeping beauty or mermaid in there ? that breathed up and down very realisticly.
Still get the buzz whenever I see a big top or funfair...The Wall of Death & The Rota were two of my favourites, not forgetting The Caterpillar .
Marissa Karniski's ' Ghost Train is fabulous , a must see for perf' art ,fun fair fans . Long live the fun of the fair. Clara
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peter
petergillam@sky.co.uk | 14-01-2008 - 19:41 - from 5acee524.bb.sky.com
where have all the speedways gone i worked on michael wallis ,s when it was new it did belong to his mother don,t let the fairsstop traveling |
TUG WILSON
arthur@wilson6267.fsnet.co.uk | 27-10-2007 - 15:32 - from user-54456939.lns6-c11.dsl.pol.co.uk
Fantastic site, words alone cannot do this site justice, I think that it speaks for itself.
REGARDS
TUG |
chris walker
cwalker37@btinternet.com
http://chris@btinternet.com | 27-08-2007 - 22:36 - from host86-128-242-230.range86-128.btcentralplus.com
great site.i was priveliged to work for the late johnny scott and his magnificent ghost train in the 70s. the uncomparable artistry of fred and roger had punters drooling at the mouth...i have just seen a recent photo . what a shame a tear came to my eye . so long c.walker |
chris walker
cwalker37@btinternet.com
http://chris@btinternet.com | 27-08-2007 - 22:05 - from host86-128-242-230.range86-128.btcentralplus.com
smashing site i was priveliged to work for johnny scott and his magnificent ghost train in the 70s fred and rogers artwork had the punters drooling at the mouth ....just seen a recent picture of it a grown man could cry bye chris' |
terry day
terry.day55@ntlworld.com | 24-08-2007 - 13:06 - from spc2-yarm1-0-0-cust379.asfd.broadband.ntl.com
hi,just come across ur site,some great pictures there,my grandmother was Izaabella Helen Day(nee Pettigrove) i believe that the rodeo switchback is part of my history and would appreciate any relvant info you may have ,thank you Tj Day |
