To commemorate the fifth day of November, Leeds City Council arrange to burn 2167 used wood pallets.
Good for the environment, good for all the wild animals that inhabit this area.
THE URBAN FAWKES
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Brunel
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THE URBAN FAWKES
Remember Remember.
To commemorate the fifth day of November, Leeds City Council arrange to burn 2167 used wood pallets.
Good for the environment, good for all the wild animals that inhabit this area.
To commemorate the fifth day of November, Leeds City Council arrange to burn 2167 used wood pallets.
Good for the environment, good for all the wild animals that inhabit this area.
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Croggy1
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Re: THE URBAN FAWKES
Those pallets certainly burn well. We went to East End Park and the bonfire was still going, a couple of hours after being lit.
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LS1
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Re: THE URBAN FAWKES
The embers were still burning this morning at 7.10am!
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Bluemax
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Re: THE URBAN FAWKES
I cannot see a Guy on the top of that Bonfire, I am sure there are a number of people who should have been given the honour of been the Guy for this years Bonfire !!
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chemimike
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Re: THE URBAN FAWKES
Though preferably in person rather than effigy
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dsco
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As long as we don't go down the route of East Sussex County Council's annual "Inciting Racial Hatred" programme in Lewes.chemimike wrote:Though preferably in person rather than effigy
http://www.theguardian.com/politics/201 ... onfire-snp
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