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Fireworks
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im sensible 
also a lot of these small venues are as dangerous.
take pubs and alike . there are some very well run ones where safety is paramount, been to some good ones, but some very dangerous and badly run.
just better all round imo to have well run public displays which have the most amazing shows.
all areas have them & they're safer too.
where i live the local fire station organises & runs a huge one, its always great & proceeds go to charity too. only a fiver e4ach and that would buy crappy ones if doing at home.
take pubs and alike . there are some very well run ones where safety is paramount, been to some good ones, but some very dangerous and badly run.
just better all round imo to have well run public displays which have the most amazing shows.
all areas have them & they're safer too.
where i live the local fire station organises & runs a huge one, its always great & proceeds go to charity too. only a fiver e4ach and that would buy crappy ones if doing at home.
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Is it just me or have the size of the bonfires grown since last year when the bins were emptied weekly instead of fortnightly.
Passed one today with 50 ft of black bin bags on it, when I was a kid it used to be wood the powered these things.
Passed one today with 50 ft of black bin bags on it, when I was a kid it used to be wood the powered these things.
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