
These are what the guy recommended to Marc after being told we have a small child, and didn't want anything dangerous. Marc got a bunch of what he thought were fountains. The one pictured above started out fountaining, then it shot good size fireballs 30 to 60 feet high.
Like this.

So did the rest of the "fountains." The first couple shot through the limbs of one of our trees, so high overhead we hadn't thought it would be a problem. A few of the flaming spheres bounced off branches; one looked for a second like it was going to get stuck. We shot the rest off from a different spot.
The boys bonded over firepower.



I love the smell of gunpowder (and sparklers) in the evening.
3 comments:
Great smile. Sounds like Alabama fireworks are like Wyoming fireworks!
Case looks like he enjoys the light show----so today I picked up some sparklers for him and Cash when they're out here.
Case looks so happy. It looks like you had a great time, and I'm glad he didn't sell you anything "dangerous" last night I had a kid at work who got shot in the neck with the flaming ball from a roman candle. I am also jealous of your tomato!
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