I know you can get them at Publix - anyone know if they have that tent in Destin this year? Anywhere else in town you can purchase fireworks?
Where to purchase fireworks?
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For good fireworks, go to the state line. 
The ones they have at Publix or the tents are kiddie fireworks. They're great for entertaining a 3 yr. old. but if you're looking for the real deal, go to Alabama.
The ones they have at Publix or the tents are kiddie fireworks. They're great for entertaining a 3 yr. old. but if you're looking for the real deal, go to Alabama.
And if you are going to set off fireworks here, please show up at the beach early on the morning of July 5- when we all have to go out and clean up the mess from the fireworks. I don't think everyone realizes what a mess is left by the fireworks. Come early (it gets hot fast) and bring some trash bags. Thanks in advance!
I don't think everyone realizes what a mess is left by the fireworks. Come early (it gets hot fast) and bring some trash bags. Thanks in advance!
Last year South Walton Community Council was supplying the trash bags.
and for full disclosure, the fireworks you buy in Alabama are illegal to shoot in Florida. However, looking up and down the beaches on July 4th, you would have no idea that they are illegal, because everybody and their brother seems to be shooting the illegal ones.
As jdarg said, if you are going to shoot them, please remember to do your part in cleaning up the beaches on the morning of July 5. At each of the Regional Beach Accesses in Walton County, volunteers will be gathering, starting around 8am on July 5, to help clean up all of the debris. Of course, you don't have to go to a regional access to participate in cleaning up the beaches.
Don't blow up any ears or hands while playing with fireworks.
As jdarg said, if you are going to shoot them, please remember to do your part in cleaning up the beaches on the morning of July 5. At each of the Regional Beach Accesses in Walton County, volunteers will be gathering, starting around 8am on July 5, to help clean up all of the debris. Of course, you don't have to go to a regional access to participate in cleaning up the beaches.
Don't blow up any ears or hands while playing with fireworks.
For good fireworks, go to the state line.
Save your self the headaches, anxiety and potential injuries and go to a professional display like they will be having in Seaside
Are you talking about the consequences of setting off fireworks too close to JDarg's beach spot?
Are you talking about the consequences of setting off fireworks too close to JDarg's beach spot?
Yes- woe be the kids or adults (or adults not properly supervising their kids) who set off M-80s, bottle rockets, or any other illegal firework projectiles within several hundred yards of my kids. Watch a she wolf in action- I'll be damned if I will sit back and allow morons put my family in danger while we are enjoying the fireworks!
If people choose to set off fireworks, please do it in an uncrowded area. Better yet, be thoughtful of others and just watch a scheduled show. Thank you.
PS- I do know better than to go to Grayton on 4th of July. Reminds me of the funny redneck jokes where the punchlines are "hold my beer and watch this...."
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I feel like I live in a war zone near eastern lake. There are fireworks nightly here and I swear that the land lord must leave freakin' fireworks for the people who rent from him. Basically, if it is self propelled or explodes it is illegal in Florida. A class "C" firework is legal in Florida which are along the lines of Roman Candles and Sparklers. Of course, I do love me some bottle rockets!
To awnser one of your questions. The tent was set up in destin selling fireworks, but looked to be pretty small stuff not worth buying.