The American Kite Magazine National Stunt Kite Circuit The American Kite Magazine National Stunt Kite [...]
How do you compare Apples to Oranges After the 1987 SKC season ended our imaginative [...]
The Wanderings of a “Kite Addict” [box type=”note” style=”rounded” border=”full”]Editor’s note: This is the first [...]
Yep, you read that right, a total ban of kite flying, and kite sales by [...]
Quite a few people have talked about the decline of participants in our hobby and [...]
No one is really sure exactly how many times the Cleveland kite festival has taken [...]
I’m sure that you have all heard many people talk about the “Power of Positive [...]
On the third weekend in July for the past twenty years kite fliers have been [...]
In my last two discussions about team maneuvers I talked about the possibilities of altering [...]
Susan M. Morris Sedgwick, age 50, passed away at her Millcreek Twp. home on Thursday, [...]
In the last issue of Kitelife, I discussed modifying an existing maneuver from another team [...]
“If it’s too loud! Your too old!” I think everyone has heard that expression. Maybe [...]
I recall that I flew kites as a kid just like almost everyone else did. [...]
In 1987 I was flying with Eric and Dorothy Wolff and Frank Fiesler for the [...]
One of the goals of any serious team is to create a maneuver that is [...]
After collecting all my “evidence” about Franklin’s claimed Electric Kite Flight (see Part 1 – [...]
Several months ago Peter Lynn, the world renown kite flier, and kite builder flew his [...]
To many kitefliers and to the rest of the non-flying world Benjamin Franklin is considered [...]
When I wrote the original No Secrets Handbook of Kite Trains back in 1990 (and [...]
Kitefliers from all across the Midwest gathered on September 11-12 for the Cleveland Kite Festival [...]
Spring! When gentleman (and lady) kitefliers thoughts turn lightly to Kite Flying, much to the [...]
