How close to stand to the whip-cracker section without kids covering their ears
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Hugo Lefebvre•237 rep9
How close can we stand to the whip-cracker section at the front without kids covering their ears the whole time. Not adult ear-protection shopping and not a hearing-impaired stand plan.
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Give the whip-cracker section clear space — stand a little further back so kids hear the drums without covering their ears for every crack. Front-row volume is intense; a few metres helps a lot.
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Ruwan Abeywardena•1521 rep6
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Once the whip-crackers pass, the drum line is easier for kids — hang on for that shift.
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