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Bonfire night is often a time where communities come together,huddled in crowds and local parks,with frozen fingers and toffee apples.But not only did November the 5th of 2020 mark this occasion so did England's second lockdown this year,But this did not stop my road in Feltham from participating in the fun and thrill of fireworks.Fireworks were set off by a nearby neighbour as families gathered at their windows in awe of the display.Cheers were heard and smiles were seen from every household and although the typical traditions of Bonfire night were not experienced our window views allowed for a warmer,cheaper and more importantly safer experience.The community still managed to come together for a great night.
