The Rise And Fall Of The Brighton Wheel

16/5/2016

I don't go on ferris wheels, but they're fun to watch. So when the Brighton Wheel was being built on the seafront five years ago, I found a suitable vantage point to take a few snaps.

And now sadly, the Brighton Wheel has gone, to make way for the ludicrous donut on a stick that is the i360. But I took a few snaps of the wheel being dismantled too.

So here, for your pleasure, is The Rise And Fall Of The Brighton Wheel. (Click on Read More to reveal the photo gallery.)

2 Comments

Jane

16/5/2016 06:29:53 pm

Aw. Love the 3/4 look, though. Seems to me someone, somewhere missed a trick in leaving it there like an enormous nautilus keeping watch over the tide.

Lyle link

23/5/2016 12:13:39 pm

I thought they were at different ends of the seafront? Pit to lose one for the other, really.

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