It's all come together very late this year because the cricket club (Sussex County Cricket Club), whose local ground we have used in the past to host the display, this year decided they didn't want the Lions and want to go it alone. In some ways they have done us a favour as development in and around the ground would have meant us using smaller fireworks whereas by moving to the race course we can increase the size, thereby gi9ving spectators more bangs for their bucks.
It seems to me that blogging is about as useful a way of passing the time as tossing pebbles into the sea, so for what it's worth - and that's not a lot - here are a few pebbles.
Thursday, 17 September 2015
Getting ready . . .
. . . for the 5th November. Only this year, the Lions fireworks display will be on the 6th. It was only agreed yesterday so I have spent most of today writing a press release, updating the web site to allow ticket sales and finding this video which I actually put together some years ago.
It's all come together very late this year because the cricket club (Sussex County Cricket Club), whose local ground we have used in the past to host the display, this year decided they didn't want the Lions and want to go it alone. In some ways they have done us a favour as development in and around the ground would have meant us using smaller fireworks whereas by moving to the race course we can increase the size, thereby gi9ving spectators more bangs for their bucks.
It's all come together very late this year because the cricket club (Sussex County Cricket Club), whose local ground we have used in the past to host the display, this year decided they didn't want the Lions and want to go it alone. In some ways they have done us a favour as development in and around the ground would have meant us using smaller fireworks whereas by moving to the race course we can increase the size, thereby gi9ving spectators more bangs for their bucks.
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