After a lazy day and a typical 4th of July cookout, we went up to our Sunset Room (a roofed, open air room on the top of our roof) to see the fireworks. We have a great location - the closes fireworks display was from Gulfport, where we could see the largest fireworks display and hear the most noise. Looking across Boca Ciega Bay we could alsoi watch the firework from St Pete Beach and Treasure Island. We can no longer see much of the St Petersburg display as the neighbors' trees have grown high enough to block the view. In all directions we see the private fireworks going up. How nice to see the display and not have to deal with traffic or crowds.
4th of July fireworks in St Petersburg Florida
2 comments • Sharon Simms St Pete FL - CRS CIPS CLHMS RSPS • July 04 2008 09:07PMComments
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That sounds like the nicest way of viewing the fireworks. When I was younger and single I lived in a high rise condo that was about 3 blocks away from the main public fireworks. It was great to sit on the lanai and enjoy.
Randy - it is nice when we have those opportunities. The older I get the less I want to deal with crowds. I don't even like to go out to eat on holidays because you get less service and more rush - I prefer to go the day before or the day after.