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Clifton Suspension Bridge 150th anniversary fireworks 2014.
On 8 December 1864, the bridge was lit by magnesium flares for its ceremonial opening parade, but they were blown out by the wind. The custom of lighting the bridge has continued with more recent events, although later thousands of electric light bulbs were attached to the bridge instead of flares
Taken in venice, Italy, last saturday evening. There was a large festival there and part of it was a great pyrotechnics which lasted for 40-50 minutes. Got this shot in a crowded situation...
July 2008.
Southport Musical Fireworks 2012 .
7 competitors over 3 nights , 1 winner .
Britannia Fireworks gave the final performance on Saturday night and produced a truly spectacular display that earned them the runners-up spot .
Pyro 1 are one of the leading suppliers of pyrotechnics and special effects for sports events. We provide effects for such as team entrances, cup presentations, laps of honour and farewell parades.
Sporting events demand the strictest of Health & Safety measures due to the proximity of up to 80,000 spectators and having worked at most of the major stadiums throughout the UK we have an enviable reputation for providing spectacular displays without compromising on safety. Using very high quality product sourced directly from Europe and the USA we provide spectacular yet safe effects.
Visit www.pyro1.com or call 01707 269566 to find out more!
Pyro 1 are one of the leading suppliers of pyrotechnics and special effects for sports events. We provide effects for such as team entrances, cup presentations, laps of honour and farewell parades.
Sporting events demand the strictest of Health & Safety measures due to the proximity of up to 80,000 spectators and having worked at most of the major stadiums throughout the UK we have an enviable reputation for providing spectacular displays without compromising on safety. Using very high quality product sourced directly from Europe and the USA we provide spectacular yet safe effects.
Visit www.pyro1.com or call 01707 269566 to find out more!
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Moved by the scene of a deadly fire in Brazil last month, the city of Oxford has banned the use of pyrotechnics indoors in a Feb. 5 Board of Aldermen meeting. After the Jan. 27 fire that killed 233 people in the Kiss nightclub in Santa Maria, Brazil, Oxford city officials felt it necessary to install policies designed to protect residents and visitors from unsafe pyrotechnic displays in a Feb. 5 Board of Aldermen meeting. The city of Oxford enacted a formal ban on open flames, pyrotechnics and the ignition of smoking devices in public meeting areas or structures. City ordinance codes describe pyrotechnics as “any firecrackers, Roman candles, torpedoes, sky rockets, and any and all explosives which are now or may hereafter be classified as ‘common fireworks.’” The sale, purchase or storage of fireworks in Oxford is prohibited as well. Additionally, all open fires lit outdoors in public space must first be approved by the city. “The national code leaves it to the local jurisdictions to write in the ordinances,” said Randy Barber, a building official for the city of Oxford. According to Tim Burkhead, head of production at The Lyric, there has never been a band that has used pyrotechnics at the popular venue. “We’ve never had an issue,” Burkhead said. “No bands have asked us, and we wouldn’t have let them if they had.” Burkhead said that he had not spoken to anyone with the city about the ban and heard about the new ordinance on his own. “I was never asked about it,” he said. “I found out about it afterward. I think that Brazilian nightclub fire sparked it, and (the city) wanted to nip it in the bud.” Any violation of the new Oxford fire ordinance will be categorized as a misdemeanor that results in a penalty of up to $500 and/or 90 days in jail.
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Team Chaos, Flash Fire Jet truck wall of flame, 2010 Colorado Sport International Air Show, Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport, Broomfield, CO.
A local church runs the TNT stand up the road. I'm on the TNT mailing list and got a coupon, so I did most of my actual shopping there.
Last year they gave away popsicles. I was really hoping for one the afternoon I took these photos.
Clifton Suspension Bridge 150th anniversary fireworks 2014.
On 8 December 1864, the bridge was lit by magnesium flares for its ceremonial opening parade, but they were blown out by the wind. The custom of lighting the bridge has continued with more recent events, although later thousands of electric light bulbs were attached to the bridge instead of flares
Pyro 1 are one of the leading suppliers of pyrotechnics and special effects for sports events. We provide effects for such as team entrances, cup presentations, laps of honour and farewell parades.
Sporting events demand the strictest of Health & Safety measures due to the proximity of up to 80,000 spectators and having worked at most of the major stadiums throughout the UK we have an enviable reputation for providing spectacular displays without compromising on safety. Using very high quality product sourced directly from Europe and the USA we provide spectacular yet safe effects.
Visit www.pyro1.com or call 01707 269566 to find out more!