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Flying a kite
Hello,
it is autumn and as usually I wanted to fly a kite. But this time I had some money available to buy two of them so I took one for a flight. It is a kite in shape of a dragon.
Today was a good wind and drake got nicely high. The kite is nicely made although I fear that it is too tightly sown, so after few usages it might show damage. A shame as the used materials are very good.
Just to show it, here is my second kite, photo is from e-shop, I don't have my own photos yet.
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Permalink Reply by Morell Sunweaver on
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I got quite high...
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Permalink Reply by ënagualí~ᏉLAᗪἇ ኔጡ። on
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Awsome Morell,...glad your having fun..
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I'm thinking about making a small collection of those kites. Found this one in online store. Looks beautiful, it is smaller so should fly with lighter breeze too. (this one has 140cm "wingspread", rather cheap, so probably lower quality, but beautiful)
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