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I remember even as late as the 1960s it was common to see a cannon sitting in someone’s front yard next to the flagpole.
If I could afford it, I’d have a smooth bore cannon in my front yard under the oak tree, and I’d light it off on the 4th every year. It’d be heard for miles. (Strangely enough, California does NOT ban the possession of cannon.) I may have to settle for a thunder mug.
Try a golfball cannon.