Why Everyone Loves the Carnival Game High Striker
There is usually honestly nothing quite like the audio of a carnival game high striker responsive across a congested fairground on the summer night. You know the sound—that heavy, muffled thud of the wooden mallet striking a rubber mat, accompanied by the metallic zest associated with the puck soaring up the train, and, if you're lucky, the gratifying stick of the bell at the very top. It's one of individuals classic sights that just feels like childhood, even if you've never actually found the hammer yourself. ...