The First Expedition | J&M Displays Pyrotechnics Field Note
The First Expedition Field Notes from the Firing Line, Part Two The First Expedition documents Alethea Mehdipour’s first full J & M Displays fireworks shoot near Bonner Springs, Kansas, through Laverna the Rockin’ Raccoon’s field notes on pyrotechnics, live event production, fireworks safety, racks, shells, quarry heat, and the work behind a fireworks display. The raccoon has reviewed the evidence. Part One was the long fuse. Part Two is where the raccoon enters the field and immediately discovers that the field is made of rock, dust, heat, explosives, and poor shade availability. The first full J & M Displays expedition took place on July 2 near Bonner Springs, Kansas. This show was shot at a rock quarry. A hot one. On a cliff-edge. The raccoon arrived early and waited outside the quarry because new habitats should be observed before they begin making demands. Also, the raccoon was nervous. This has been logged. The quarry was huge. Not large. Huge. The kind of place ...