On June 10, 1752, a 46-year-old man managed to demonstrate the connection between lightning and electricity by flying a kite in a thunderstorm. This man was Benjamin Franklin, one of the Founding...
Category: Kite Flying Basics
Seasons weren't a thing for me when growing up; in fact, most of the places I've been to have had really mild climates, so I have never experienced the chill of winter snow, or the sizzle of summer...
You may have attended a kite festival and seen kites flying freely in the sky but without a person holding on to them. Don't worry, it's called anchoring a kite! To anchor a kite, you will need to...
A kite tail is also sometimes known as a laundry line because experienced kite fliers like to attach "laundry" which are usually small, lightweight objects, like spinners, line art, or bouncers, to...
When you think about kite flying, one of the things that you would consider before heading out with your kite in hand is the weather. Most of the time, as long as the weather is clement, there is a...