The Magical carousal horse!!! by kimariehere
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Hello all !
Last week I took my kids to a park we waited in line . I was told that this shot today is of an actually real hand carved carousal horse from the 1920's!
This particular carousal horse was the most beautiful I thought. But no one rode on him because he was on the outside and did not move up and down. He seemed to have something special or infact, magical. . There was a little lady in her 80s that took her time walking around and round looking at all the horses . The ride operator waited patiently. She finally saw this horse and said," yes you will do" just fine and petted his painted mane with wrinkled worn hands and smiled. Finally the beautiful horse had a rider. And it went round and round magically transforming her .I saw the old ladys expression like a child and suddenly she didn
Comments (68)
GOLDILOCKSUK
Awesome and so ckear! Briliant POV again boy this takes me back V Cathy xoxoxo
odie
Glad I finally have time to catch up on a few eBots. Very nice capture! Soon I'll be heading to Valleyfair for the same sights! :0)
goddessdellaluna
purely excellent work !
Enmos
Very beautiful capture, the lighting is perfect !! Superb work !! :)
1pearl
Fantastic photo !!!
Lyne
OH my gosh!!!! I used to collect carousels - taking photos and buying books and and... but this shot!... INCREDIBLE!!! Just stunning!!
artissima
Cool picture and touching story! reminds me of my Mum; she got her own caroussel-horse a few years ago. (don't know what they do when no one looks ... ;-) Thanks for blowing your horn! You have a real Wonderland of a Gallery here. much love, M
Allenox
This image reminds me of Sundays at Crescent Park in Rhode Island, with my parents, in the early 50's. I can smell the popcorn and hear the music playing. The carousel was enclosed in a wooden building with penny arcade games around the perimeter. Great memories, thanks.