The American Kite Magazine National Stunt Kite Circuit The American Kite Magazine National Stunt Kite [...]
Lesson by Jacqueline Kemp and Alan W. Pritchard What does congruent mean? What does symmetry [...]
Perhaps the following images and details from articles will spur some of you to action. [...]
The Wanderings of a “Kite Addict” [box type=”note” style=”rounded” border=”full”]Editor’s note: This is the first [...]
Scott Skinner has one of the most unique collections of Japanese prints in the world [...]
Ask me what I know about Decatur, IL, and I’ll tell you that that’s where [...]
In terms of “bang for the buck,” not many toys could equal the Boomer-era dime-store [...]
It is a bit humorous to talk about “humans” being artifacts and treasures, but such [...]
Numismaster.com posted an article recently about the origin of the word ‘kite’. The beginning of [...]
Having attended the High Altitude Wind Power symposium at California State University in Chico, I [...]
On a recent trip to the National Art Education Association convention, held this year in [...]
Mighty Niagara Falls, once known only to the local Native Americans, was being transformed. Sightseers [...]
Being A Part of Kiting History with the Drachen Foundation Drachen seems to always be [...]
On October 16, 1908, cowboy showman and kite enthusiast Samuel Franklin Cody became the first [...]
The following story tells of an interesting experiment with kites performed by Dr. Alexander Graham [...]
Is a replicate Blue Hill Box kite part of the DF Archive? No. The recently [...]
Introduction I had been building and flying what I thought were real Eddy style kite [...]
I’m honestly not sure how many times I have been to Berck. I was first [...]
Who has the biggest? The fastest? The longest tail? Kitefliers, like most other people, seem [...]
After collecting all my “evidence” about Franklin’s claimed Electric Kite Flight (see Part 1 – [...]
What’s happening at The World Kite Museum (WKM)? Well… Actually, a fair amount! Way back [...]
