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Old 06-11-2023, 11:47   #19
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Re: Fireworks / Bonfire night

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Originally Posted by peanut View Post
It was noticeably quieter this year where I live. A few went off around 7pm, but then really nothing at all after that. A big difference from the last and previous years.
Same here. I guess it helps when it’s on a weekend as it is less of an incentive for people to shift it to whichever evening is more convenient, however I fully expected Friday and Saturday to be loud in our neighbourhood, especially as Sunday is a ‘school night’. However there was next to nothing until around 6pm last night, and then it was like the Somme for about an hour. A lull, then those who clearly were planning on a 7.30 start all got going and it was noisy, though less so, for another half hour or so. After that, just a sporadic bang or whoosh here or there. But all together, definitely a lot less. I wonder whether everyone’s too broke to want to spend 10 minutes burning £100 in their back yard.
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