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oops Idaho Kite Festival 2008 update new website coming: www.IdahoKiteFestival.com FOLLOW THAT (KITE) TRAIN! Kiter goes postal Kitemaking in Pocatello - CEF fair and upcoming Portneuf Library workshop Kudos to all the volunteers at the Community Environmental Fair Bonsai Buddies More Kitemaking in Pocatello-Chubbuck Kitemaking at the Community Environmental Fair in Pocatello April 26 April 08 May 08 June 08 July 08 August 08 September 08 October 08 November 08 December 08 
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I learned how to build a kite train at the last WA State International Kite Festival. The train consists of small Malay kites hooked together to trail across the sky. Once you get a good number (100 is my goal) you can also make a kite arch, tacking down both ends. It’s breathtaking to see the arches on the beach, and I want Idahoans to see that sight in Pocatello this fall. My train was up to 40 kites, so last Sunday we flew it at a Fathers Day picnic in Blackfoot. It went up easily, and excited and amazed everyone. Just seeing all those kites dancing and soaring lifted spirits and brought smiles to our faces. So my plan is to keep adding to the train with the help of fellow kiters and The Sky's The Limit volunteers till I reach 100 kites by October 2, when the second annual Idaho Kite Festival begins – and to fly however many I have every chance I get. I’ll be in Ontario and Nampa this weekend for family and friends, and you might see the train over our gatherings! |
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