Pocket Ferris
A different view from up here.
An eight-car miniature Ferris wheel on a sturdy triangular support.
Pocket Ferris
Pocket Ferris is a miniature wheel of eight little cars on a sturdy triangular support, standing in a quiet corner of the fairground. From the top you can see the whole casa, and that is exactly why people climb up.
Feri is the wheel watcher. Feri stops the wheel at the very top so you have time to look around. A lantern glows at the foot of the ride to light the way, a compass is ready for anyone who gets lost, and a suitcase has been left nearby by someone who has clearly been to the top before.
It suits a page that wants a fresh point of view: a guide, a community corner or a studio that likes to show its process from a little higher up. Pocket Ferris is for the moment you pause at the top and say, now I see it.
Made for people like you
- Travel guides and trip plannersA fresh high view for a route, a city or a small adventure.
- Community groups and volunteersA friendly corner that makes the whole neighborhood visible at once.
- Makers who show their processA bird's-eye front page for a studio that likes to show the steps.
- Anyone with a new way of seeingA first page that invites visitors to look at things differently.
Can you spot…?
Hunt around the picture and tap where you think it is, or pick a riddle and press Show me.
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Count the little carsShow me Found
The eight-car wheelEight tiny cars hang from the big wheel, and Feri has never once lost count.
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Where is the very best view?Show me Found
The top of the wheelFeri stops the ride up here. From this height, every problem looks a little more pocket-sized.
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Which triangle is holding everything up?Show me Found
The sturdy supportA triangular frame keeps the wheel steady, so the ride stays calm even when the view is high.
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Which little dial always knows the way?Show me Found
The compassA small compass sits in the grass near the wheel. Feri checks it twice, just to be sure the view is worth the climb.
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Who has been around the world a few times?Show me Found
The suitcaseA well-traveled suitcase rests beside the ride. Feri says it has been to the top more often than most.
Three casas you could make
- The top-of-the-wheel pageA short view from above: what you do, why it matters and one clear way to say hello.
- The traveler's viewA page for trips, guides and small adventures, with a lantern to light the way.
- The little fair stallA corner for one maker or one small service, with room for a new idea every turn.
Same casa, different day
Every casa starts from a saved Casa DNA seed. These four were drawn from this design with different seeds, so the weather, season, props and palette all shift. Yours can change as often as you like.
Quick answers
Is Pocket Ferris free?
Yes. Pocket Ferris is one of the free designs, so you can start a casa from it without paying.
Can I use Pocket Ferris for a travel or community page?
Yes. It suits a page with a fresh point of view, such as a guide, a community corner or a studio that shows its work.
Can I change how it looks?
Yes. Every casa has a saved Casa DNA seed, so you can shuffle the weather, season, props and more, and keep the parts you love.
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