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Let’s Go Fly a Kite
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We love flying kites, but have never tried making our own. Thanks for the inspiration!
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Aw, look how much fun they’re having! I once went to the Bondi kite festival. I was invited and thought it’d be boring, but it was quite spectacular.
I love watching those fancy kites, I’d love to learn how to do tricks and things.
🙂 I need some kite flying… such a wonderful simple past-time. Thanks for the reminder.
With all the wind we get out our way we should do this, although Dadda and Princess did go and take the real kite out the other week (as well as the bike which is a current favourite activity).
It’s been windy here lately…why didn’t I think of making kites?! Looks like they had so much fun!
We made a paper bag kite recently and Immy loves running around with it. Kite flying is one of those classic childhood memory making experiences, isn’t it?
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I was thinking while we did it that we could probably have just tied a shopping bag to some string! But making them was half the fun.
These kites are amazing… fun and easy..i can see myself making these with my kids or grandkids. and the kida from the pic look like they are having so much fun. great job
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