- Day in Spain. In
Sweden bonfires are lit on
Walpurgis Night celebrations on the last day of April. In
Finland and
Norway bonfires are
tradition on Midsummer...
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Bonfire Night is a name
given to
various yearly events marked by
bonfires and fireworks.
These include Guy
Fawkes Night (5 November) in
Great Britain;...
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century but in the 1820s
large groups of
Bonfire Boys
started celebrating with
fireworks and
large bonfires. The
celebrations became rowdier and rowdier...
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Dennis Eugene McCrohan; 21
April 1943), also
known by the
stage name Mars
Bonfire, is a
Canadian rock
musician and songwriter, best
known for
writing the...
- Dark
Souls III,
bonfires take the
appearance of a pile of ash and
bones pierced by a
coiled sword and
emitting an
orange flame.
Bonfires,
which are scattered...
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Bonfire of
Teenagers is an
unreleased studio album by
English singer Morrissey.
Described by the
singer as "the best
album of [his] life",
Bonfire of Teenagers...
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Fawkes Day,
Bonfire Night and
Fireworks Night, is an
annual commemoration observed on 5 November,
primarily in
Great Britain,
involving bonfires and fireworks...
- Rye
Bonfire, also
known as the
Great Rye
Fawkes Pageant, is an
annual bonfire event in Rye, East Sus****, England. Run by the Rye and
District Bonfire Society...
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paintings and sculptures.
Although often ****ociated with Savonarola, such
bonfires had been a
common accompaniment to the
outdoor sermons of San Bernardino...
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Bonfires and
Broomsticks is a 1947 children's book by Mary Norton.
Parts of the book were
adapted into the 1971
Disney film Bed****s and Broomsticks. Two...
