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No Fireworks? No Problem. Alaskans Celebrate Fourth of July by Launching Cars Off a Cliff
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No Fireworks? No Problem. Alaskans Celebrate Fourth of July by Launching Cars Off a Cliff
For years, Alaskans have been gathering on the Fourth of July for a unique and destructive tradition known as the “Glacier View Car Launch.” While most towns and cities in America celebrate the holiday with fireworks displays, local bans on pyrotechnics make it illegal throughout much of the state. The alternative? Launching junkyard vehicles off a 300-foot cliff into an old quarry. The display is nothing short of a demolition extravaganza. In 2…
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