When dusk finally arrived, the action began. Let me tell you, for a private individual to put on a show as the owners of the Northwoods Inn did, took a quite a 'chunk of change'. The pyro-tech's began at 9:45pm and ended around 11:30. There were none of those filler 'bombs' as they are called.
We were right up close and it felt if I could reach high enough I could touch them. I couldn't snap fast enough to capture all, here are some of my best shots!!!
And that's the way it is....................................
Such beautiful fireworks shots!
ReplyDeleteenjoy your day..it has finally cooled off and it feels wonderful.
We didn't see the fireworks this year -- little guy was already in bed! I do love them, though. Yours sound (and looked) great! Thanks for sharing.
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Those owners of the Northwoods Inn are to be commended! That's a longgggggg fireworks show!
ReplyDeleteBeeeeeeeeautiful Photos Op and captures...
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WOW ! Great photos . Have a good day !
ReplyDeleteDidn't get to see ours this year (here in S.E. WI) . They were halted shortly after starting because they started a grass fire. Your photos are very nice.
ReplyDeleteWhat a spectacular display!
ReplyDeleteThat was quite a lengthy show. So happy you enjoyed it and thanks for sharing with us.
ReplyDeleteWow, that was a long show and I hate those filler bombs too. Thanks for the great shots, they look like exotic flowers. We didn't have a show due to drought so this was fun for me. Oooh,aaaah.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos!
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