The Schoolyard Bully, The Village Idiot, and Kiting on the Internet Provocative title, eh? After [...]
World Cup IX – The Best One Yet? I’ve been looking forward to the World [...]
A History Lesson CHAPTER FIVE – “HOW FAR WILL YOU DRIVE FOR A KITE FESTIVAL?” The [...]
So what have I been up to for the last couple of months? Some of [...]
Now that Kitelife has gone bi-monthly, I will try to include profiles on more than [...]
Thanks again for joining me in Novice Class. I would like to introduce you to [...]
Hey again… This time let’s talk about the differences between two and four line power [...]
Taking The Photo Before You Take The Photo: Previsualize For the past couple of months [...]
Murphy’s Law Well, here we are again. This time, yes I did it, I am [...]
We’re half way through summer and the last thing most people have on their mind [...]
MOVING ALONG! George Pocock and the Beginnings of Modern Traction Kiting. One of the more [...]
Recently I had the good fortune to be contacted by Pam Brasseux of Camp Periwinkle [...]
Tidbits from Berkeley This event report will stray from our normal formula. We solicited impressions [...]
A Smashing Success August 2, 1998 Bob White and myself woke up to a wonderful [...]
or…. Can I Do My Tricks Now? Livonia, MI August 8-9 Photos by Rick and [...]
Washington State Interational Kite Festival Event Coverage by Elain Genser, Sharon Musto, and Bruce Lambert. [...]
WASHINGTON STATE INTERNATIONAL KITE FESTIVAL August 17-23, 1998 EVENT RESULTS: MONDAY Trains Most Beautiful: Bob [...]
On Sunday, the 23rd of August, the kiteshop Het Vliegertje in Nijmegen organised the Kite [...]
Eyes To The Skies Balloonfest July 3-6, 1998, Lisle IL This is the first of [...]
hot, HOT, HOT in Wichita KS There are three things you almost never want to [...]