Well I've no idea when the funfair plans to open. It's been setting up for what seems like ages now. I seem to remember it was all assembled and dismantled in a much smaller time-frame than it is now, but perhaps that's because there's a great deal more technology and safety involved than there was in the 60s. I've tried Googling when the fair will be operational but it seems that will be divulged only to people with Facebook accounts. Well that's fine. I wouldn't attend the fair anyway.
But this evening on my way home from work some of the other cousins were testing their lighting. There was no sound, not from a goose nor a spanner, not even a voice.
The entire fairground lies within an enclave with a boundary of 2m high Heras fencing, so I can view the rides only from the back, their non-public face, which I rather like. The thing about Heras fencing that I particularly dislike is that its grid is just a tiny bit too small for my camera lens.

Which ride am I viewing from behind in the extra?