As a good weekend activity to mark Bonfire Night, I attended the Battersea Park fireworks display this year. I always enjoy getting some fresh air and taking a leisurely walk in the park. The inaugural Battersea Park firework display occurred in 2021 on November 6 and 7; since then, it has become an annual event held on the first weekend of November.
Orange fall leaves covering the floors creating the perfect autumn atmosphere. The park was full of food stalls with mulled winter warmers and autumnal comfort food I could not wait to try. The apple crumble and deluxe hot chocolate was certainly delightful. As one of the largest fire work displays in London the fireworks light up the night sky with vibrant explosions of colour. One can’t help but be in joy like a kid in awe of the fireworks display designed and delivered by Titanium Pyrotechnics. Something about fall just warms up your soul as it’s the perfect time to cuddle up next to your loved ones with a hot drink in hand in anticipation of the festive season. In conclusion, the dazzling fireworks and live performances made me look forward to the approaching new year’s fire work display.
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