The crew has been assembling the show on a huge barge.
The show should have twice the number of fireworks this year over last.
The largest shells are 10″
The show is fired from the barge behind this barrier.
Wayne Ulrich and his crew from Western Fireworks were busy loading shells into tubes.
He did his first show in Everett back in 1980.
I asked if the grey skies would hurt the show and he said some of the shells may get above the clouds but the majority will be visible.
The fireworks show starts at 10:20 PM with the best viewing near the northern areas of the Port of Everett.
July 4, 2016
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