frenchy2475

Hi, I would just like to say that I went up to Epic/Jimmys fireworks today. I travelled up from Cheltenham and it took me just over 2 hours. Its dead easy to find and is literally 2mins from jct 36 off the M1.

I was greeted my Paul and Graeme who both made me feel very welcome. I got asked if i would like a cup of tea which was good as I was gasping:lol:

The first thing you notice is how professional this place is. The shop is huge with all the fireworks on show on the walls with tables and chairs where you can sit down and relax with the sales people and make your decision as to what fireworks to chose.

I told Graeme my budget and he selected some good cakes and rockets for me. I had a few which I knew I had to have after seeing them in action on the epic website, screaming spiders being one of them and a pack of Echo bomb rockets to echo off the hills around my house;)

Once Graeme had compiled the list he gave it to one of the pickers and off they went and came back with a flat bed pull truck full of fireworksB)

I left more than happy and got some big rockets thrown in for making the journey to them worth while:)

I can honestly say that anybody who has doubts about making the journey to Epic that you will be more than satisfied with the fireworks and service you will recieve. Hey I even got fed too, how many firework shops do you know that will make you some sandwiches^_^

Big thanks to Graeme and Paul and all the Epic fireworks staff for fulfilling my pyro needs!!

Quite right dumper truck, its a tradition and its what being british is all about!

The 'nannys' of the nanny state we are becoming are slowly taking over.

I shall be going up to Epic in a few weeks to get my pyro fix!!

Shame you don't live closer dave, you would have been welcome to let them off with me. I live out in the sticks so you can make as much noise as you like with out neighbours moaning.

Im going up on the 30th from Gloucestrshire and I cant wait!!