"there were a couple of stray fireworks fired over the course of the next hour"
From my understanding (and I could be wrong), once professional fireworks are set-up and armed and they start to be fired-off, they can't be "unset-up"/unarmed. They must be fired. They can't just pack them up for next time. If they fail to fire during a show, the technician(s) must troubleshoot and still fire them off. Sounds like these techs had more trouble than some with the amount of "appendices" they had to the main show.
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rosecarmine
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Date: 2014-07-28 09:56 am (UTC)From my understanding (and I could be wrong), once professional fireworks are set-up and armed and they start to be fired-off, they can't be "unset-up"/unarmed. They must be fired. They can't just pack them up for next time. If they fail to fire during a show, the technician(s) must troubleshoot and still fire them off. Sounds like these techs had more trouble than some with the amount of "appendices" they had to the main show.