Je dis ça car en Caroline du Nord, seul les professionnels sont autorises a lancer des feux d'artifices qui vont en hauteur. Les particuliers n'ont le droit de bruler que ceux qui restent au sol pour des raisons de sécurité je suppose. Alors que font les gens? Et bien ils conduisent en Caroline du Sud ou au Tennessee pour acheter le reste et les ramener a la maison.
Ce soir je travaille mais j’étais chez la cousine d'Hubby hier soir et j'ai eu droit a quelques feux d'artifices.
Et pour célébrer l'Anniversaire de mon pays d'accueil voici quelques photos aux couleurs de l’Amérique prisent hier en ville.
Today we celebrate Independence Day. Every year the Fourth of July is to colored by the American colors: Red, White and Blue as they say. It's also the opportunity to gather up for BBQ with friends, listen to music in the public parks, watch official and unofficial fireworks...
I say that because in North Carolina, only professionals are allowed to use fireworks going high in the air. For personal use it's only the type that stays on the ground, for security purposes I assume. So what do people do? Well they drive to South Carolina or Tennessee to buy the rest and bring them home.
Tonight I'm working but I was at Hubby's cousin's house last night and I got a sample of fireworks.
To celebrate the Anniversary of my land I live in, here are a few pictures with the colors of America taken downtown yesterday.
Two children with the Yankee and the Confederate hats.