Fun @ Wao Perya

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A Philippine Fair won't be as exciting as it should without a Ferris Wheel.
This photo blog will give you a glimpse of "perya" 
taken during Araw ng Wao(Lanao del Sur) 2014. 
The staple symbol of a Pinoy Perya (Philippine Fair), Ferris Wheel.











The very camera elusive Ikit is finally caught! Haha!
 






An improvised (just like most rides on a cheap perya) ride.

Remnants of a joyful ride.





Location: Wao, Philippines

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