For: #MySundayPhoto – Taking Your Time, Feeling Like We Could All Use a Time-Out, ALL SEASONS- HIGH UP THERE, Jo’s Monday walk : Same river, different city, Tuesday Photo Challenge – Heat
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For: #MySundayPhoto – Taking Your Time, Feeling Like We Could All Use a Time-Out, ALL SEASONS- HIGH UP THERE, Jo’s Monday walk : Same river, different city, Tuesday Photo Challenge – Heat
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22 responses to “Summer solstice bonfire”
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Interesting! My town didn’t do anything like that? Hope you had a wonderful week.
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yes, we had! thank you, Kelleyn 🙂
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That is an interesting way to get the neighborhood together! What a fun day.
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yes, it was! thank you, Betty 🙂
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It’s a touchy subject in the UK right now, Lady Lee, as we have a couple of moorland fires burning out of control. It’s every man to the pumps, and I wouldn’t want to work for the fire brigade. 😦 Just not used to hot summers here. Thanks a lot for sharing! 🙂
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you’re welcome, Jo 🙂 it’s quite safe here, I think, with all the precautions taken by the fire brigade and the public…
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Awesome bonfire. In a nearby town, the locals celebrate the Winter Solstice with a bonfire. One of these years I’ll experience it.
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thank you, Susieeee! 🙂
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Wow. this is a big bonfire! In the area where I live, they have certain “burn days” from fall till end of spring- it means that if you have a (free) permit, you can burn the stuff from your yard on a cleared space by one’s house. Since we live in the forest there are heaps and heaps of wood from trees, needles and leaves! On those burning days the forest service make their rounds to see if everyone abides by the rules. Many thanks for sharing this custom in Germany with All Seasons! Have a beautiful week!
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thank you, Jesh 🙂 here, every village has a bonfire and it’s organised by the fire service, with live band and kiosks for sausages and beer and people have picnics and fun. It’s just at the back of our house. Have a great week, too ❤
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oh wow what a fire!
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many thanks, Bee 🙂
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Looks huge!
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indeed! thanks, Carol 🙂
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That looks like some bonfire, you can feel the heat from it
Have a good Sunday and thank you for linking up to #MySundayPhoto
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my pleasure, Darren 🙂
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That was some bonfire, glad they had the services on hand ‘just in case’
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thanks, Fiona 🙂
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hi Catie 🙂 the bonfire was supported and controlled by the fire service
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Did the fire get out of hand or was the fire service presence precautionary? #mysundayphoto
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