Steve's Cananian Kite Site
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World Wide Kite Renzez-Vous summer 1999, near Montréal Québec.
World Wide Kite Renzez-Vous summer 1999 (flying area), near Montréal Québec.
World Wide Kite Renzez-Vous summer 1999, near Montréal Québec.
A couple of KFC'S. "Kite Flying Chicks". Actually, my wife and my sister-in-law.
World Wide Kite Renzez-Vous 1999, near Montréal Québec.
World Wide Kite Renzez-Vous 1999, near Montréal Québec. This kite had a 45 foot wingspan. It wasn't up too long because of the unpredictable wind. A huge kite with a price tag to match.
World Wide Kite Renzez-Vous 1999, near Montréal Québec. A kite festival without these two is not a festival.
This was the hotel we stayed at during the World Wide Kite Renzez-Vous. The kites hanging from the ceiling were a random fluke of nature and had nothing to do with the festival. But hey, they were cool.
Ever get caught in a storm where it appears that the hand of God will reach down and grab you. Benjamin Franklin himself wouldn't fly a kite on a day like this. This shot was taken near Québec City, summer 1999. The rain fell shortly after...And I mean rain.
I just had to add this pic to my collection. It was taken at Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia by Chris Bordage. He's also the flyer in the picture. You can find Chris at his Maritime Kite Site.
World Wide Kite Renzez-Vous summer 1999, near Montréal Québec.
World Wide Kite Renzez-Vous summer 1999 (flying area), near Montréal Québec.
World Wide Kite Renzez-Vous summer 1999, near Montréal Québec.
A couple of KFC'S. "Kite Flying Chicks". Actually, my wife and my sister-in-law.
World Wide Kite Renzez-Vous 1999, near Montréal Québec.
World Wide Kite Renzez-Vous 1999, near Montréal Québec. This kite had a 45 foot wingspan. It wasn't up too long because of the unpredictable wind. A huge kite with a price tag to match.
World Wide Kite Renzez-Vous 1999, near Montréal Québec. A kite festival without these two is not a festival.
This was the hotel we stayed at during the World Wide Kite Renzez-Vous. The kites hanging from the ceiling were a random fluke of nature and had nothing to do with the festival. But hey, they were cool.
Ever get caught in a storm where it appears that the hand of God will reach down and grab you. Benjamin Franklin himself wouldn't fly a kite on a day like this. This shot was taken near Québec City, summer 1999. The rain fell shortly after...And I mean rain.
I just had to add this pic to my collection. It was taken at Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia by Chris Bordage. He's also the flyer in the picture. You can find Chris at his Maritime Kite Site.