Fireworks Prep Continues …

… but we’re done posting photos of the tent/beach chair/banquet table encampments that have taken over Compo Beach.

Instead, there’s this message, in the water off Soundview Drive …

(Photo/Sunil Hirani)

… and these Camp Compo campers, enjoying the (very) hot day in a (very) timeless way …

(Photo/Jonathan Alloy)

… and our great Emergency Medical Service, ready for anything (including heatstroke) …

(Photo/Jonathan Alloy)

… and this, of a much more serene Burying Hill Beach.

(Photo/Drew Coyne)

NOTE: If you’re thinking of watching the fireworks from there: Nice try.

Burying Hill will be closed. There are not enough town employees to staff it. All hands are needed at Compo.

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Okay, I lied. Here’s one more saving-space photo.  I had to include it, because of the over-the-top yellow police caution tape.

Do NOT mess with these guys!

(Photo/Jonathan Alloy)

19 responses to “Fireworks Prep Continues …

  1. Lynne Sebastian

    Crime scene.

  2. Amy Schafrann

    I wish Parks & Rec who usually do a wonderful job would have told us before the day of the fireworks that Burying Hill Beach is closed for the fireworks. We will have a disappointed granddaughter.

    Not everyone is willing/able to navigate the Compo chaos!

  3. Richard Fogel

    if anyone has respiratory conditions you might want to research the effects of local exposure to fireworks. I just did an AI search and it may be helpful to read.

    • Thank you Richard…I have..cough…cough…excuse me, respira…cough…cough…sorry I’m having issues typing…could you please share the AI….cough…cough… respiratory links?

      Much appreciated Richard.

      • Richard Fogel

        fireworks give off toxic chemicals such as metals. They can enter your lungs Children have immature lungs and if asthmatic fireworks can trigger an asthmatic attack. The colors of the fireworks are Not natural. The colors are made from metals and other substances that may be toxic. Anyone with lung issues should consider avoiding exposure. to fireworks. Google what are the effects of local fireworks on health. Fireworks are an American tradition. They are exciting beautiful but unfortunately potentially dangerous to a minority. Be informed.

  4. Anyone know if the barge in channel side or main beach?

  5. connor Kilbourn

    AI told me to have memory loss after reading this comment

    • Richard Fogel

      it’s understandable. The American Lung Association has published information on local fireworks.

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