Abandoned circus

Fanfare is an aesthetic surrounding circuses and carnivals, temporary events that involve spectacle, fun, and excitement because of their rarity, various rides and attractions, and interesting, sometimes mysterious people that operate the circus/carnival. Western culture has tropified imagery associated with circuses because of media and the traditions associated with going to these events. These spectacles tend to be seen as outdated forms of entertainment with a folkish, almost tacky…

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A couple OOMlich abandoned carnival images. https://www.pinterest.com/pin/438256607463983184/ Every working day I post an OOM, to express some of my zeal for the strange things of our Maker. #dailyoom

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Just another abandoned American amusement park? Not really, because this one gives tours ... at night ... on Halloween. Oh, and constant unexplained activity suggests the place is very much haunted, very much cursed and certainly, no place for children. (c) Robert Hogue (c) Tiffany Harckleroa

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