Depends on whether you mean "drag a kite" or "fly a kite". We fly a kite whenever we go to the beach, including this fall. But the last time we dragged a kite was in the front yard last spring---our town hosts an annual Fly a Kite Day in April Our field isn't quite big enough to get a kite up unless the wind is blowing full force without a break, which almost never happens, so it kind of bumps along the ground and , jumps up in the air with a gust, then goes back to bumping around. Entertaining for the animals and tires out the kids, at least. Stevie@ruffledfeathersandspilledmilk.com
Some blackout regulation won't let Canadians view this video, but anyway, I am waiting for grandkids...no sign yet...
ReplyDeleteDepends on whether you mean "drag a kite" or "fly a kite". We fly a kite whenever we go to the beach, including this fall. But the last time we dragged a kite was in the front yard last spring---our town hosts an annual Fly a Kite Day in April Our field isn't quite big enough to get a kite up unless the wind is blowing full force without a break, which almost never happens, so it kind of bumps along the ground and , jumps up in the air with a gust, then goes back to bumping around. Entertaining for the animals and tires out the kids, at least. Stevie@ruffledfeathersandspilledmilk.com
ReplyDeleteIt wasn't long ago I flew my kite...I'll never grow up. :-)
ReplyDeleteGo to vimeo, where it isn't blocked to us Canadians.
http://vimeo.com/4121199