I live about 1/4 mile away from where B'ham City Council hold many concerts, bonfires and celebrations of lots of Religious festivals, namely Cannon Hill Park
All of these end with massive fireworks displays and tbh if you're there some of them are spectacular.
But if I stay at home, all I get is the Boom, Boom, Boom of the music bass followed by what seem like an hour of explosions.
What can I say, I hate the noise :( but it's great watching the free displays :)
I live about 1/4 mile away from where B'ham City Council hold many concerts, bonfires and celebrations of lots of Religious festivals, namely Cannon Hill ParkAll of these end with massive fireworks displays and tbh if you're there some of them are sp
I don't know what it's like down South but in Scotland they start a week before and go on for about a fortnight after the 5th Nov. W.ankers the lot of them.
I don't know what it's like down South but in Scotland they start a week before and go on for about a fortnight after the 5th Nov. W.ankers the lot of them.
Normally we have fireworks for a solid fortnight from a bit before Diwali to a bit after Guy Fawkes.
This year has been very quiet. My newsagent says he's only made one big sale, and the regional rep says he's never known a Diwali as bad as this one for firework sales.
Not this year.Normally we have fireworks for a solid fortnight from a bit before Diwali to a bit after Guy Fawkes.This year has been very quiet. My newsagent says he's only made one big sale, and the regional rep says he's never known a Diwali as bad
This year and last year both relatively quiet... I think people have wised up instead of paying 100 odd pounds on shiit home fireworks, go to a display.
This year and last year both relatively quiet... I think people have wised up instead of paying 100 odd pounds on shiit home fireworks, go to a display.