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Thursday 11 November 2010

Bonfire Night

A dazzling spectacle of both madness and fun is what awaited me on November 5th.

Lewes town have seven societies who come together to celebrate the ancient tradition of Bonfire.

Dressed in colourful costumes and holding flaming torches the societies parade through the streets to beating drums and screams from the spectators. Through the smoke filled air you can see children hanging out of windows and the ear-splitting bangers that go off at your feet would usually summon a health and safety visit. But for some reason no one can stop this town from its chaotic celebration – some have tried! United for one night the societies draw in thousands to give us a performance like no other. A great example of teamwork.

This inspirational and entertaining evening must be seen. If you decide to go don’t forget your ear defenders!

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  1. Dave Wilson15 November 2010 at 02:45

    Do you know I've never been. Sounds fantastic. Isn't it great that common sense has overcome that grotesque culture, Health and Safety.
    Given that Totnes Rugby Club were forbidded to have a "live" bonfire (they had to show a film of a bonfire!), Lewes is getting away with murder!

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