BANFF'S fireworks display
Display location: Duff House playing fields
City:BANFF
Country: Canada
Date:Nov. 7 at 7pm
Details: BANFF'S fireworks display will go off with a bigger bang than normal this weekend.
And the man who is responsible for supplying the pyrotechnics display has promised that it will be well worth watching.
Duncan Ritchie is urging members of the public to turn out and support the event on Saturday night.
Mr Ritchie, of Ritchie Travel, has been supplying fireworks to event organisers Banff and District Round Table for five years.
He said: "I know this year they have gone for bigger and better fireworks than ever before. It will be really spectacular.
"We help out by advising the Round Table what they can do to make things a bit different from year to year.
"We give them advice so that they get progressively more spectacular.
"The Round Table light all the fireworks by hand, which is a bit of a dying craft, as many displays are now lit electronically."
Mr Ritchie added: "I would urge everyone in the community to go along. The fireworks will be more colourful and louder than ever, and it's certainly worth going along to, especially because this year it is raising funds for Help For Heroes."
The bonfire will be lit at the Duff House playing fields at 6.30pm, with the fireworks display set to start at 7pm.
City:BANFF
Country: Canada
Date:Nov. 7 at 7pm
Details: BANFF'S fireworks display will go off with a bigger bang than normal this weekend.
And the man who is responsible for supplying the pyrotechnics display has promised that it will be well worth watching.
Duncan Ritchie is urging members of the public to turn out and support the event on Saturday night.
Mr Ritchie, of Ritchie Travel, has been supplying fireworks to event organisers Banff and District Round Table for five years.
He said: "I know this year they have gone for bigger and better fireworks than ever before. It will be really spectacular.
"We help out by advising the Round Table what they can do to make things a bit different from year to year.
"We give them advice so that they get progressively more spectacular.
"The Round Table light all the fireworks by hand, which is a bit of a dying craft, as many displays are now lit electronically."
Mr Ritchie added: "I would urge everyone in the community to go along. The fireworks will be more colourful and louder than ever, and it's certainly worth going along to, especially because this year it is raising funds for Help For Heroes."
The bonfire will be lit at the Duff House playing fields at 6.30pm, with the fireworks display set to start at 7pm.
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