[swrinfla]

It's a good plan to find the highest ground you can (not necessarily an easy task around here), and just watch all quarters. I've been on a hilltop along Marion County Road (Lake County) and have seen bursts of fireworks from as many as a dozen shows. Most are very small, perhaps really private events, but it's a fun way to see fireworks. My only objection: you rarely hear anything, maybe a quiet boom now and then! Ah, well!
SWR

[Russ_Boston]

I like Handie's idea -

Get as many people as possible to the top of the tower -
Bring a good telescope -
Use one of those magnifying audio scopes that you see on the sidelines of football games -
Bring a few coolers full of adult beverages in case the action gets slow -
Enjoy!

Of course the sound won't match the visuals with that whole wacky psychics mumbo jumbo about the speed of sound vs the speed of light thing.

[Hancle704]

Lake Eola in Orlando, Venetian Gardens in Leesburg, and Disneyworld has the best.

[ssw]

I bet it would be a great site to see from a plane. That way you get the best of all the fireworks.

[handieman]

Just to refresh everyones memory, we are creating a golf cart convoy from the parking lot behind Village Golf Carts and traveling up Buena Vista to Bonita. Village 07 has promised me this will allow us a good view of neighboring township fireworks displays. In any event bring a folding chair, BYOB, snacks, candles, tablecloths, napkins, cameras and if all else fails at least we can say we had a tailgate party

Leaving shortly after the last dance (approx. 9:10) Decorate your cart with a flag so I can find you all 1rnfl

I'll try to find a revolving amber light so we can get grouped

Handie :joke:

[renielarson]

tablecloths and napkins ??? ??? ??? ???

[handieman]

Originally Posted by brightspot01

tablecloths and napkins ??? ??? ??? ???

Hey when I tailgate, I do it with class ;D

Handie :joke: