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/Home/Sports/Recreational Activities/Kite Flying Sky Visions -- Kite Site Votes:0 This is my personal site where I plan to show some of my many interests. You will find information about kites, computers, woodworking, and music. Select the area at the left to choose a topic. The kites link contains pictures of the kites I have made along with the kites I designed when I ran Sky Vision Kites. The computers link contains information on computers. Both on new and old computers. Over the last few years I have been working on a project to restore software from the IBM 7000 line of computers. Here you will find software, information and simulators for most of the 7000 line. The projects link contains photo of various projects I have built over the years. As I work on more I will try and use it as a photo blog of my progress. The personal link as a copy of my resume, and some Read More Go to Site WebSpace - Announcement Votes:0 WebSpace - Announcement This website has been removed. If you have a bookmark or a link to this page, please remove these as this page will disappear shortly. Webmaster Read More Go to Site (How to) Go and Fly a Kite! Votes:0 Kites have been a part of history for hundreds of years and is a craft and a sport widely participated in still today. Some cultures have special meanings for kite flying, but for many other people, it is a fun thing to do on a windy afternoon. My name is Jen and this site is for the beginner, (like me!), and has stories and tips from others more experienced than I! There are also some stories explaining how the kite was created and where it is from. Enjoy the site and let me know what you think! Monday January 31, 2000: coooll... Britannica gave me an award for the kite site!! Take a peek in The Story Behind this Site section. Tuesday January 25, 2000: Happy New Year! I've changed the URL of (how to) Go and Fly a Kite! because I now have lots of server space at Skratch-pad, my own URL! So Read More Go to Site 20 Kids * 20 Kites * 20 Minutes Votes:0 Big Wind Kite Factory, Moloka'i, Hawai'i presents: 20 Kids * 20 Kites * 20 Minutes Uncle Jonathan's easiest classroom kites ever. Stop! Go! New and improved version (easier & pictures too.) For over 15 years the Big Wind Kite Factory has been giving kite making classes for the children on the island of Moloka'i in Hawai'i. These are the complete time tested instructions to get 20 kids making their own kites and flying them in 20 minutes. Material list: 20 sheets of brightly colored 8 1/2" x 11" typing paper. 20 8" bamboo bar-b-que shishkabab sticks. 1 roll of florescent surveyor's flagging plastic tape. Available at any hardware store. A plastic bag cut in a 1" wide spiral all around will also make a great tail. 1 roll 1/2"wide masking tape or any type of plastic tape.. 1 roll of string. ( Read More Go to Site 2m Snowflake Plans Votes:0 2m Snowflake Introduction I wanted to build something spectacular, and decided that, in terms of bang for your buck, a large snowflake would be hard to beat. In spite of its complicated appearance, this kite is actually quite easy to make. Nevertheless, I wouldn't recommend it as a first kite to build unless you are already competant at machine sewing, and if I'd had any sense I'd have built a pely-box first, which presents similar challenges in tensioning the sail, but on a smaller scale. But as a second or third kite to build, you couldn't do much better, judging by the number of admiring looks and comments I got on the maiden flight. (If you're looking for a first kite to build, try Charlie Charlton's Jewel Kite ©Charlie Charlton which will give you all the experience you need.) Here is Read More Go to Site Anthony's Kite Workshop Votes:0 Anthony's Kite Workshop --> Welcome to Anthony's Kite Workshop where I work on numerous kite projects and designs. Particularly the unusual and strange kite designs like Rotor (UFO), Circoflexi, and Tetrahedrals kite designs. This is sort of my second web homepage. My primary homepage is Anthony's Castle which is a web page adventure into other things of interest (please visit). However my kite workshop had become so large that it could no longer fit into my Castle and so is now has its own web site, which you see before you. If you are interested you can have a look at... Anthony's own Kite Creations I am a very active member, newsletter editor and webmaster for the local kite club, Queensland Kite Flyers Society . You can visit the clubs web site where we have lots of information, photos Read More Go to Site Australian Aviation Pioneers, 1850-2000 Votes:0 This page presents biographies of Lawrence Hargrave and his fellow 19th Century aviation pioneers who flew or dreamed of flight in Australian and New Zealand skies. A second page looks at the aviators of the 20th Century and a third , the women pilots, the aviatrix of Australian and New Zealand skies Some biographies are more complete than others simply because there was more material available. In the former case, following a short abstract posted on this page, a link is provided to the full version. Entries with minimal detail will be enhanced to a full 'dedicated' page as evidence of their work is uncovered. Should you have further information about those mentioned here, or indeed feel someone is missing from the list that deserves a place, please write . Dr William Bland 1789 - 1868 - Read More Go to Site Australian Kite Association Website Votes:0 The Australian Kite Association The AKA - Australia's premiere kiting association Lawrence Hargrave - one of Australia's better known kitemakers Profiles - information about some AKA members Kiting Links - other kite sites in Australia and around the world Kite Plans - build your own kites Calendar - where the AKA flies, and the sort of events we attend Kites in the Classroom - kiting history, plans and teaching ideas Download back issues of The Australian Kite magazine. Photos from the 2004 City of Darebin Kite Festival Photos from Sydney FOTW 2004 Photos from Melbourne Finns reserve Contact the AKA Secretary or AKA webmaster Read More Go to Site Australian Kiteflyers Society Votes:0 Your browser doesn't support frames, but don't worry. Take a look here! Read More Go to Site Carpe Caelum Votes:0 Carpe Caelum (Enjoy the Sky) Photo gallery of my kites Last update: August 29. '97 Here-and-now photos Last update: September 24. '97 Para-fauna resource page Last update: February 7. 2006 List of (hard copy) stunt kite plans Last update: February 9. 2003 Line-junk resource page Not yet operational Plans of my kites'n'stuff Not yet operational Non-human members of the household Last update: February 9. 2003 What is new on these pages Last update: February 7. 2006 Various kite'n'stuff-websites kitez.com, The laziest way to find kite sites Peter's Kite Site Kites.org, Hosting of various kite-sites The Virtual Kite Zoo KiteLife - The Kite Flier's Internet Portal! Drage Paradis Other websites I am involved in Århus Kite Club The Danish Kite Club Link to friends Martes, science journalism by O. Read More Go to Site Cassiopeia English Votes:0 Cassiopeia This step-by-step guidance will go through the creation of one piece of 4-lined manoevrable kite. By Bjarne H?j Madsen Introduction. This kite was first introduced to the world in August 1991, and it "has no competitor what so ever within the family of 4-line kites" - this conclusion is based on many experiments with new shapes and by comparing with other kites home build as well as factory made. Here a 'small' collection of the models that I have build. Because of the size of this guidance (takes 193 seconds in all to download), I have decided to split it in to four chapters. Chapter 1 (41 seconds) . All time estimates are based on a 28.800 baud modem) Chapter 2 (74 seconds) Chapter 3 (45 seconds) Chapter 4 (33 seconds) Handles and Lines for the Cassiopeia. Enjoy... S Read More Go to Site Charlie Charlton's Kite Site Votes:0 Charlie Charlton's Kite Site Sign My Guestbook View My Guestbook CONTENTS REFERENCE 'Dyeing ripstop' by Gill Bloom of the KSGB Kites Technical Information for Students Painting on ripstop Kite Building Tips and Tricks E-mail Enquiries PLANS So you want to make a kite ! 1.2M Rokkaku Nosey Kite LO-DO (LO-w aspect ratio e-DO) Delta Squares Kite Jewel Kite NEW Kite Badges Collection JUST FOR FUN NEW Charlie Cam, Live Internet Camera NEW What's your Kite called ? Pins for sale PICTURES The AKG Gallery Project. The Mail Art Kite Collection Dieppe Kite Festival 1996 All pictures are copyright Charlie Charlton 1995 and 1996 and may not be reproduced without permission Kite Links Check out my other web site about Slovakia Charlie Charlton's Slovakia Site Please visit my brothers site * * * * * The Read More Go to Site Christophe Gronier's Home Page Votes:0 On the web since 1997 Welcome to my Home Page. You will find here some information intended to the public , some intended to my professional acquaintances and some, at last, intended to the members of my family . Thanks to this site I can join two of my major center of interests : kites and the Internet ! In the Kite Gallery you will find most of my kites. Some were purchased, some were home-build. It is organized as a thumbnail list, fast to load, leading to booklets holding four 192 x 128 resolution gif pictures. All my home-build kites were designed on my Macintosh with ClarisCAD. I converted the plans in gif format to publish them on the Internet. I am interested in kite aerial photography since 1996. A page was dedicated to this topic, with plans and photos of my cradle. One of my rec Read More Go to Site competit Votes:0 Competition C2 like traction kite 4.6 m 2 Note from the traductor I‘ve tried to obtain the best traduction as possible. (The original plan was in German) I‘m not an native english either german speaking person, so errors can happen. I‘ve traduct this plan for my personnal use. You can use it as you own use, but without my responsability. You use this plan at your own risk. C.T. Download this plan (Microsoft Word .doc file-497 kb) Additionnal notes about the briddle Home Overview and specification specification: Wingspan: 460 cm or 15 feet Deep one:- max. 120 cm - min. 30 cm Aspect Ratio: ca. 4 Material: ca. 20m Spinnaker nylon or polyester 5m Fabric tape 25mm broad 15-16m Dacron 25mm broad 200m Bridle line Cyclone PES 50 or 70; 50m encased Kevlar or Spectra cord for sewing o Read More Go to Site CyberFighter Website - Fighter Kites & More Votes:0 A Tribute to Fighters Welcome to "The" Kite site that's devoted to Fighter Kites. Visit often to see new information and pictures. For Those of you who have visited before and want to see a listing of NEW Additions to the CyberFighter Site, this is the place to go!! April 2005 Most Popular Fighter Kites Indian Fighters Afghan Fighters Japanese Fighters Korean Fighters Brazilian Fighters Thai Fighters Modern Fighters Fighter Spotlight Other Topics of Interest Kites and fliers Calendar Fighting Techniques Combat Rules Fighter Clubs Kite Makers Survey Results 1996 2000 Resources Reports & Photos AKA WSIKF AVI/Bullhead City Taipei Tucson Fort Worden San Diego Stores selling Fighters Kites in Art Kite Reviews SPECIAL AWARDS!! A"Three Star Award" from the KiteRing has been awarded to this site f Read More Go to Site Dave Lords' Kite Gallery Votes:0 A Gallery Of Kites I Have Designed And Made Shown below are some of the kites I have designed and built. They are mostly different than the mainstream stunt kites that you see. This large kite was designed for traction. It has a 140 inch leading edge each side and a wingspan of 18 feet. With an area of 53 square feet. This kite weighs 6.5 lbs. Not shown are a pair of outboard standoffs that were added to provide some washout to the tips to prevent tip stall during turns. These were added after this picture was taken. You can buggy with this kite but it suffers from being fragile in crashes as large framed kites always are. But this kite was designed to have the same relative frame stiffness as a normal 8 foot wingspan kite. Just to prove it flys. This was my first kite that used curved bat Read More Go to Site Demo Votes:0 Kids and Kites in the classroom by Monica Dennis Do you remember the last time that you flew a kite? Do you remember the feeling that you had as it rose into the sky ? Well, now you can bring that feeling into the classroom. Kites can become a part of your curriculum, whether you teach math, science, history, or English. You will find a lot of interesting links to various kite sites and also some activities. Since I teach middle school age kids I have geared most of the activities for that age level. There are many different things that you will be able to do when you complete this unit. Build a kite Describe the various parts of a kite Explain the aerodynamics of the flight of the kite. Present to the class on a historical reference to kites Use ratios in order to transform a pattern of a Read More Go to Site Doldrums Kite Club Votes:0 Viewing this page requires a browser capable of displaying frames. Read More Go to Site Exeter Kite Central Votes:0 Exeter Kite Central Front Page Jump to: Web Links Images Projects Help Mission Statement 12/11/01 : Dutch version of the Sled Project Many many satisfied customers since 5/1/96 Contents Want to find some more kites? You need Links'R'us ! Pictures? You want pictures? Well, all right then ... In the Exeter area? Join us at the local Fly-in ... My daughter Katy wrote a story about kites at school, have a look at it. Stay glued to your monitor... it's time for Pictures that Move! Come and look at my Video Clips This small Japanese paper and bamboo kite, a Sukeroku , was bought from a Japanese bookshop in London. It's so nice, I don't think I dare take it out to give it a fly! Watch out for details of kite plans suitable for a kite-making workshop. Currently available is the ever-popular Sled , Read More Go to Site Flymo_Man's Page Under Construction Votes:0 Flymo_Man's Page Under Construction This page is being redesigned - come back mid-Feb Read More Go to Site Gomberg Kite Store: Giant kites, parafoils, flowforms, line art, windsocks, Peter Lynn, Windfeather banners. Votes:0 W elcome to Gomberg Kite Productions, International ! On the pages that follow, we hope to share with you the excitement that kiting offers on a global scale. Please bookmark us now! And check our Weekly Updates for photos, news about our trips, new products, and changes to our site. GKPI specializes in big "Show Kites", Inflatables, Line Laundry, and Banners including the Largest Kite in the World . We also have an exciting collection of Japanese Rokkakus and imported Chinese Dragons . And if you're looking for a bargain, be sure to visit our Factory Outlet . If you are interested in flying lessons, try the How to Fly section for details on single-line, sport kites, and kite fighting. Specialized flying instructions for our larger kites are in our Frequently Asked Questions . Interested i Read More Go to Site Hakuna's Kiting Page Votes:0 "Bozu" Rokkaku The "Batkite" "Moonlight" Rok Flying Flexi THE Bobby Sock Buggy 3D Model Kiting: NOT just a little kid's tissue paper and string! Modern kiting is done with high-tech carbon fiber, kevlar and advanced ripstop fabrics. People still build the old eddy diamond kites to be sure, but large high aspect ratio quadlined parafoil kites and huge flowform soft sculptures are now all the rage. Two lined stunt deltas, quad-lined "Revolutions", and 110 mph high speed flexifoils now tear up the sky. Kiting can be about staking a kite and having a picnic or it can be about an adrenaline rush--you get to choose. Give it a try! Let's start with where to go on the net for kiting stuff. Lucky me there is a MAJOR kiting list that keeps up with everything t Read More Go to Site JAPANESE KITE COLLECTION Votes:0 Last up date:1998/08/01 THE GREAT WORKS OF NAGOYA KORYU This page was generated with permission of Mr.Masaaki Satoh, the author of the book "Nagoya Koryu dako". There are three types of Nagoya Koryu. Those are a horsefly(Abu) type, a cicada(Semi) type and a bee(Hachi) type in their configuration. The Nagoya Koryu shows an excellent flight feature in a strong wind such as 5m/s to 15m/s and have a hummer with high pitched sound. Although the height of the kite usually does not exceed more than 60 cm, the flight stability in the strong wind is very excellent. The building technique is very difficult because it needs a supurior craftmanship and experiences. Mr.Masaaki Satoh is an outstanding kite builder of Nagoya koryu. Following kites are his great works. The frame constructon and dimension Read More Go to Site JAPANESE KITE COLLECTION Votes:0 Last up date:2004/1/7 GIANT KITE FESTIVALS IN JAPAN Calender of Kite Festivals in JAPAN. There are so many kite festivals in Japan. Those kite festivals have their own history, scale, culture and feature. Among the many kite festivals in Japan, the famous big and giant kite festivals are offered on this page. If you want to get more information about those kite festivals, please submit your mail to me. HAMAMATSU IKAZAKI SAGAMI SANJO SHIRONE SHOWAMACHI YOKAICHI WANWAN HAMAMATSU Hamamatsu kite festival is said to be inherited from Eiroku Era(1558-1569). To celebrate the birth of first son of Iiwo Buzenn-no-Kami (the Loard of Hikuma Castle), a large kited with the name of the new born heir, Yoshihiro, was flown. This is beleived to be the origin of kite flying in Hamamatsu. Huge fighting kite Read More Go to Site Jim Cheetham - Kites Votes:0 Kite Flying How many people just take the sky for granted, sparing it a glance only when something unusual happens, like a rainbow? Get a kite or two up there! Brown paper and string, or high-tech carbon fibre and ultra-lightweight sailcloth, it all flies at the end of the day. Just relax and grok the view with a beautiful single-line kite, or test your reactions and flying skills with a multi-line sport kite. Get moving with wind-powered buggies and boats, or stay at home with the sewing machine, creating works of art ... Collection Festivals Night Flying Warning : Graphics Ahead Or find other kite flyers on the 'Net, via KFS ceci n'est pas une page d'accueil © 1996 -jim cheetham. Email < jim@guernsey.net > Read More Go to Site JKA : Nihon_no_Tako_no_Kai Votes:0 The Japan Kite Association is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting mutual friendship and cultural exchange of the world, through Kite-Building and Kite-Flying. Here's JAPANESE text Most Recent Update: December3, 2007 KITE EVENTS 2007 JKA Calendar PICTURE GALLERY Kite Fly around Japan KITE LINKS LINKS Around the World KITE MUSEUM Kite Museum (TOKYO) Huge Kite Museum (SAITAMA) Shirone Kite Museum (Link) (NIIGATA) --> Japan Kite Association Head Office (e-mail: jka@tako.gr.jp ) 1-12-10 Nihonbashi, Chuoh-ku, Tokyo 103-0027, Japan Phone: +81-(0)3-3275-2704, FAX.: +81-(0)3-3273-0575 e-mail: webmaster@tako.gr.jp Read More Go to Site Kite Flying Fool's Kite Site Votes:0 This page uses frames, but your browser doesn't support them. Read More Go to Site KiteFlight home page Votes:0 [ ] [ PvdH ] [ Home ] [ Top ] CSS features best viewed with Microsoft's IE 5.0 (min: 3.02) or Netscape Communicator 4.7 home page This is the home page of KiteFlight, a PC program developed by Peter van den Hamer . KiteFlight is used by sports kite enthusiasts to visualize the motions of one or more dual-line stunt kites. You can use KiteFlight to view routines created by others or to develop your own routines. The following links take you to various files and documents related to KiteFlight. Contents About KiteFlight How to obtain KiteFlight KiteFlight user's guide KiteFlight Newsletters About the author Downloadable software Free demo version of KiteFlight Free library of compulsories Free upgrades for registered users Registration form KiteFlight links Site access statistics Latest news Read More Go to Site Kitelife Magazine - The Kite Flier's Portal to the Internet! Votes:0 Check out our exclusive line of logo gear! KiteMail Login Password New users sign up ! Visitors have graced this page since April of 1998! Looking for information about kite flying? You’ve found it! Kitelife has been a leading source of kiting information since April 1998, as a bi-monthly Internet publication and archive with a dazzling array of articles, plans, event coverage, commentary, videos and photos. Kitelife is a "lifestyle" publication, bringing you the splendor and personalities that make up modern kiting. ► December's prize? We're giving away a brand new handmade Silver Fox 2.5 Vented sport kite to one of our KL Subscribers on 12/1/07! ◄ We also owe a great debt of gratitude to the patrons who have gone above and beyond the call of duty to support us Read More Go to Site Kites - Once upon a Breeze Kiteshop - Cannon Beach Votes:0 Phone: 1-888-MRKITES Fax: 1-503-436-2479 Email: mrkites@webcom.com Back to the start page EXTRA STUFF Over the years, we have had many folks come to us complaining that their stunt kite won't fly. There are many reasons why a stunt kite won't perform as promised. The most common mistake people make, is not letting the full length of their lines out. The second most common is that the lines are not equal in length.. If you have tried and failed to fly your stunt kite, and have not observed the rules above, give it another try. Usually you need a good steady 8-10 mph wind to fly your stunt kite. If you find that you are running backwards, or that your hands are spread apart and you are yanking on the lines--you don't have enough wind. Go home, have a soda and wait for a better time! As you b Read More Go to Site Kiting Votes:0 Harald Feldmann's Power kiting page Parafoil This homebuilt foil is green with silver lining around the flaps, it is made out of reinforced nylon (not ripstop). It flies best at windforce 3 and above. It has 7 rows of flaps. The surface is about 2 square meters. With dimensions of about 1.65m wide, 1.33m deep and 27cm high. Parafoil (bottom view) The 1.6 meter wide delta is purchased, I have a series of 10 of them to fly in stacks. This photo shows only 3. Their pull in medium winds (4 Beaufort +) is enough to lift you off the ground. There were some problems initially with this stack, the structure of the leading kite would nearly snap under the forces when flying acrobatics. The problem was solved by using extra long bridle lines, like 150 cm each. This distributed the forces more in the Read More Go to Site Patrick's Kite Site Votes:0 Welcome to Patrick's Kite Site! A site devoted to the art of building single-line kites Diese Seite gibt's auch auf deutsch ! First time visitors: please choose a subject from the following link list. Repeat visitors: check the Change Log for recent additions and updates. Bio : about myself My Kites : descriptions and pictures of kites I've built Plans : building plans for my kites Chinese Kites : a few facts concerning chinese kites Bookshelf : reviews of kite books and magazines Work in Progress : current projects Trivia : odds and ends Site Map : the whole site at a glance. Change Log : what's been updated recently. Last update was on Mar 18, 2006. Remarks: This site has been optimized for speedy page access. I have not used Frames, JavaScript or Java. I hope you will enjoy visiting my Read More Go to Site Poole Kite Fliers, Dorset, UK - at Baiter Park by Poole Harbour Votes:0 We All Just Want To Have Fun! We have a new domain name! Please change your bookmark to http://poolekites.co.uk See you there! Read More Go to Site Prism Designs - Manufacturer of Single, Dual and Quad line kites Votes:0 Photo by Brad Johnson Read More Go to Site QKS Home Page Votes:0 Queensland Kite Flyers Society PO Box 44 Chermside QLD 4032 Phone: (07) 3202 5088 Email QKS Email Webmaster Home About Events Links Past Festivals QKS Kite Flyers Contact Flying Fields Membership QKS Brochure QKS Kite Arch Club Calendar Latest News Australia & NZ Link Farm Coolum Kitefest 07 Emu Park 2007 Coolum Kitefest 06 Moore Park 06 Coolum Kitefest 05 Festival Archives David Bawtree Alan Bayley Jim & Daphne Ellis Ron & Val Field Steve Donovan Baz & Gil Thrower Anthony Thyssen Al's Dog & Jan's Dino debuting in Townsville Sept. 07 Welcome to all visitors, both here on the web and at our fly-ins and special events. We invite you to come and visit us at one of our Sunday flying days at Pelican Park and Murrarie (please refer to the Club Calendar for the flyin days), or to one of the Regio Read More Go to Site Site Map to Musings..... Votes:0 MUSINGS.... SITE MAP John Maxworthy, Long Island, NY Date: Apr. 17, '02 Click on location to transfer directly to stated page. MUSINGS... CHANGE LOG SITE MAP (you are here) KITE GALLERY INDEX strictly an index page KAP INDEX introduction & sources MY KITES I - GALLERY 15 images KAP RIGS specific rig plans and accessories MY KITES II - GALLERY 14 images KAP KITES kite discussion and Rok plans MY KITES III - GALLERY 11 images KAP GALLERY pathetically slow start VERDUN GALLERY - 95 14 images VERDUN GALLERY - 96 10 images MY KITES - PLANS - Modified Brodgen - Angled Wing I - Angled Wing II - Rokaku - Winged Box - Winged W - Double Winged Box - Compound Cody - Navy Dove - Allister Box The intent of the above map is to give you a quick overall view of the site and maybe quicker access to somethi Read More Go to Site The Power Kiting Page Votes:0 The Power Kiting Page Welcome to the world of power kites. This page and its links are dedicated to the subset of kiting that uses big kites in creative ways to move the flyers from hither to yon. Power kiting encompasses all of the methods of using kites to move the flyer upwind, downwind, across the wind, into the air and back down again. This page endeavors to describe all of these and give some practical advice on the safety, techniques, cost, and places to do these things. Overview Types of power kiting Up, down, and across the wind Kite Buggying Kite Skiing (on snow) Kite Skiing (on water) Kite Skiing (on land) Kite Boating Kite Skating Downwind Body Surfing Sand Dragging Jumping Lifting The people who do power kiting How to meet people Where to go Where to get gear Texts Bibliograph Read More Go to Site The Power Kiting Page Votes:0 The Power Kiting Page Welcome to the world of power kites. This page and its links are dedicated to the subset of kiting that uses big kites in creative ways to move the flyers from hither to yon. Power kiting encompasses all of the methods of using kites to move the flyer upwind, downwind, across the wind, into the air and back down again. This page endeavors to describe all of these and give some practical advice on the safety, techniques, cost, and places to do these things. Overview Types of power kiting Up, down, and across the wind Kite Buggying Kite Skiing (on snow) Kite Skiing (on water) Kite Skiing (on land) Kite Boating Kite Skating Downwind Body Surfing Sand Dragging Jumping Lifting The people who do power kiting How to meet people Where to go Where to get gear Texts Bibliograph Read More Go to Site The Virtual Kite Zoo Votes:0 http://www.makepovertyhistory.org All you could want to know about kites. And some more! Welcome... ...to my award-winning Virtual Kite Zoo! If you're looking for fancy web-wizardry to knock your socks off, then you've come to the wrong place. But if you want to know about kites, all about kites, every kind of kite, big kites, little kites, strange kites, fancy kites, plain kites ... then step inside, and explore my sketches and descriptions of every kind of kite you can imagine - and some more. Historical, anecdotal, allegorical or aeronautical snippets of information come with many of them. Not only that, but as far as I could, I've also included hotlinks to online photos and constructional plans. And when you think you've seen enough, try out the quiz! The Zoo contains lots of pictures, Read More Go to Site

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