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Topic ID 4760
13/10/2009 by mikol
Bonfires?
Good evening all,
This being my first 'bonfire night' since moving down to Hertford, from the North, has left me wondering if there are any 'decent' bonfires held in the area around the 5th or weekend close to?
Thanks in advance,
Mike
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Reply ID 68168
14/10/2009 by Marilyn
Sele School usually have a good one
Reply ID 68173
14/10/2009 by Loving Whale
Waterford have a good one. The fire is lit at 6:30.
Tickets for food and drink are available on the night too Adults £7 for a hot dog and a half bottle of wine or a pint of beer, £4 for a hot dog and free soft drinks for the night for the kids.
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Originally posted by mikol
Good evening all,
This being my first 'bonfire night' since moving down to Hertford, from the North, has left me wondering if there are any 'decent' bonfires held in the area around the 5th or weekend close to?
Thanks in advance,
Mike
Reply ID 68201
14/10/2009 by Drama Queen
Fireworks are good in Bengeo County Primary School, or I've been to the Rugby Club at Stanstead Abbots too where they have a mini fairground and I believe in Ware off High Oak Road they often have a big fireworks display. I also heard a rumour (but not confirmed) that over at Stanborough Lakes in Welwyn Garden they may ressurect the lakeside fireworks again.. but not confirmed...
Reply ID 68206
14/10/2009 by Victor Meldrew
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Originally posted by Drama Queen
Fireworks are good in Bengeo County Primary School, or I've been to the Rugby Club at Stanstead Abbots too where they have a mini fairground and I believe in Ware off High Oak Road they often have a big fireworks display. I also heard a rumour (but not confirmed) that over at Stanborough Lakes in Welwyn Garden they may ressurect the lakeside fireworks again.. but not confirmed...
What Rugby Club at Stansted Abbots?
Reply ID 68207
14/10/2009 by Deveraux
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Originally posted by Drama Queen
in Ware off High Oak Road they often have a big fireworks display.
The Rotary Clubs of Ware, Amwell and Hertford Shires organise this one - it's on Saturday November 7th this year.
Reply ID 68217
14/10/2009 by Drama Queen
Mr Meldrew just past the big farm that has the Carboot Sales on the roundabout that can take you to harlow (A414)go down the road leading to the level crossing and on your RIGHT before you go down the hill to the crossing in the grounds there/ could be football rather than rugby, but its a huge pitch and they usually have a fairground and the clubhouse is open for alchoholic refreshments.. Usually advertised in Mercury![:D]
Reply ID 68219
14/10/2009 by Victor Meldrew
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Originally posted by Drama Queen
Mr Meldrew just past the big farm that has the Carboot Sales on the roundabout that can take you to harlow (A414)go down the road leading to the level crossing and on your RIGHT before you go down the hill to the crossing in the grounds there/ could be football rather than rugby, but its a huge pitch and they usually have a fairground and the clubhouse is open for alchoholic refreshments.. Usually advertised in Mercury![:D]
Ok thanks, yes thats a football Club and I think maybe Cricket.
Reply ID 68231
15/10/2009 by homeless
NEVER NEVER NEVER be tempted to go to the Firework spectacular in St Albans (the one at the side of the lakes in Verulam park).
The display is for charity and it is always very good, but as it takes place right on the side of the lake, next to the islands that are inhabited by the park's beautiful water birds (including colonies of lovely herons) the birds are absolutely scared to death by it.
I cannot believe that the Cathedral people who organise it are unaware of the consequences of their actions - so much for caring christians.
Please boycott this display and go somewhere that shows some concern for our wildlife.
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