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The4BellsLondon

Nov 6th 2013 2:56 am

Re: Happy 5th of November.

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Originally Posted by ninaDGBCA (Post 10979012)

we'll have the bonfire party this Saturday, just because a few friends have to come from Ottawa and wouldn't travel that far if it was a school night. We'll have the big fire and maybe some sparkles (no fireworks allowed here apart from Canada Day, New Years and Victoria Day) but we'll definitely have the guy!! Kids will be fine! :fingerscrossed: :lol:

Do people actually adhere to the rules? Fireworks going off all week here.. But ony meant to be on Halloween ?

BristolUK

Nov 6th 2013 4:09 am

Re: Happy 5th of November.

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Originally Posted by KuroKuro (Post 10978597)

Where would one acquire fireworks? I'm used to seeing them advertised at newsagents everywhere (sorry, "licensed sellers") in the UK, but where do they have them in Canada? Really, I'd love a few sparklers. :p

Giant Tiger has them here. For the 'obvious' Canadian days but they have some for much more than that.

ninaDGBCA

Nov 6th 2013 5:45 am

Re: Happy 5th of November.

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Originally Posted by The4BellsLondon (Post 10979153)

Do people actually adhere to the rules? Fireworks going off all week here.. But ony meant to be on Halloween ?

We are very rural with only a few houses on the entire stretch of Concession road and the fire station is around the corner so I guess they would figure out it's us and charge the fine. Also we're surrounded by acres of woods that I don't want to set on fire :lol:. I don't really care, we might get some ground spinners if we can find them anywhere. Nobody would see them behind the house :)

Tirytory

Nov 6th 2013 9:12 am

Re: Happy 5th of November.

It was my daughters third birthday yesterday. Kind of sorry to leave her annual birthday fireworks behind :(. Still we celebrated her birthday yesterday with hot dogs, sparklers and a display!

MikeUK

Nov 6th 2013 12:42 pm

Re: Happy 5th of November.

attended a rather good Guy Fawks in SW ontario

All permits in place.. possibly one of the best I've ever attended

Pork pies, mushy peas, cottage pie, london pride, and cider :thumbsup:

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