27 January 2009

A Ride on the Big Wheel - Up, up & away...


A view for two.

Posted by Jilly at 10:03

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12 comments:

  1. Olivier27 January, 2009

    on s'amuse et en plus je pense que l'on doit avoir une superbe vue

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  2. Anonymous27 January, 2009

    Is that rust on the bottom of the cars on the Big Wheel? Or, is it paint? It looks incredibly hight up.

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  3. Neva27 January, 2009

    This looks like a huge Ferris Wheel.....one of the few rides I don't mind doing....roller coaster on the other hand....not so much...or at all!!

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  4. brattcat27 January, 2009

    This is a beautiful series, Jilly.

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  5. Pat27 January, 2009

    I usually don't like Ferris wheels, but the views you show would make me change my mind. Been enjoying your past posts.

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  6. Sharon27 January, 2009

    I love this angle. It looks like you are about to fly out over the ocean.

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  7. Virginia27 January, 2009

    Perfect shot that top one! Bravo for being the brave girl. Peter couldn't persuade me to get on the Grand Roué at Tuileries. I wanted to see Paris from high above but couldn't get my nerve up.
    V

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  8. Jilly27 January, 2009

    Abraham, it's not rust. They are painted a sort of apricot colour so easy to think it might be rust.

    This Ferris Wheel is only 20 metres high. That's quite low compared to some, so perhaps not so scary, girls!

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  9. Bob Crowe28 January, 2009

    Extra vertigo from looking out to sea! I'll probably get to ride the London Eye in a couple of weeks - so gray, so technological by comparison. Given the choice, I'd rather look at the Mediterranean rather than the Thames.

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  10. Marie-Noyale28 January, 2009

    Just the two of us and the big blue sea...

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  11. USelaine28 January, 2009

    These are beautiful shots! I like the centered composition.

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  12. Jane Hards Photography28 January, 2009

    This is not the image to see over my cornflakes. Really caught the dizzying heights and movement.

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