It involved a bit of a sprint, but I managed to fit two displays in last night.Enthusiasm for fireworks goes back a long way in this country. Queen Elizabeth I created a post 'Fire Master of England'. James II knighted his firemaster!
I'm clearly well on my way to becoming English!
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This one is one of my favorite fireworks!
Another great photo. This time you caught the fire and the fireworks. Very clever.
You manage each time to get something else than the firework itself..
I like the effect.
You are definitely on your way to the British citizenship!!
Thanks for your visite and short comment. You can come again when you want. Sometimes I post recipes.
I thin the nex time will be on next week.
Great photo! I am even feeling a bit homesick...
I love these sort of fireworks! You captured them beautifully!
You certainly crammed in those fireworks! Great shot.
You may have mentioned before and I've missed it but where are you from originally? Hope you don't mind me asking :)
Awesome shot. Manmade sky can be beautiful as well. Thanks for sharing!
Cheers!
Regina In Pictures
Nice shots.
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I didn't know that "Fire Master of England." I think what is happening to you is happening to me here. When you are not from an area you often find those forgotten parts of the place and history locals don't know. Lovley tinsel stYle fireWorks lighting up the sky, again nicely tucked into the corner.
That is a neat fireworks display that you captured.
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