Anyone done a Canadian Bonfire night???
#16
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Re: Anyone done a Canadian Bonfire night???
Don't forget the toasted marshmellows!
#17
Re: Anyone done a Canadian Bonfire night???
If you can't have fireworks - presumably for safety or fire reasons - just improvise with automatic weapons and tracer bullets. Just like an Afghan wedding.
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Re: Anyone done a Canadian Bonfire night???
A bonfire and fireworks was all we had.
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Re: Anyone done a Canadian Bonfire night???
Nope, we never had marshmallows we were in the south. Not that I'm complaining as I never really cared for them. Actually, thinking about this - I'm with Steve_P, I don't remember having any food either. It was a big fire, some fireworks and sparklers. Pity, quite like the sound of beans and sausages.
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Re: Anyone done a Canadian Bonfire night???
Nope, we never had marshmallows we were in the south. Not that I'm complaining as I never really cared for them. Actually, thinking about this - I'm with Steve_P, I don't remember having any food either. It was a big fire, some fireworks and sparklers. Pity, quite like the sound of beans and sausages.
The potatoes were usually burnt as Dad tried to cook them in the bonfire. There was usually talk of wrapping a hedgehog in mud and cooking it, we never did this thank God.
So all that was left was beans and sausages.
Oh and freezing cold feet from standing around in cold damp grass watching fireworks splutter and die.
Those were the days
#29
Re: Anyone done a Canadian Bonfire night???
also, pie & peas
might be a yorkshire thing though