Dutch New Year’s Eve Fireworks

January 1, 2012

by Caroline Nelissen

Youth Journalism International Senior Reporter Caroline Nelissen took video of the New Year’s Eve fireworks in Ermelo, The Netherlands tonight. Have a look:

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