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Kite Lines - Vol.1 No. 2 - KiteLife

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½-fo coolNews From Here &There(Continued)they prefer them for the "solitude andpeace to be found there ."The group's alfresco luncheons wouldsatisfy Julia Child . Ms . Weaver says,"There is always a suitable wine,naturally. Fruits and cheese usuallyend the bucolic feast, served mid-fieldwith lady-like aplomb and disdain forthe ever-watchful livestock ."Their most notable effort wasbringing Dinesh Bahadur from SanFrancisco to Pueblo, CO, for a fly anddemonstration . Hundreds of peoplecame . "We wore our BVATF T-shirtsand our members really outdid themselvesin preparing an elegant picnicfor 50 or more special guests . Weemerged with our unorganized statusbarely intact ."DELAWARESunny skies and stiff breezes onGood Friday contributed to a successfulsixth annual Great Delaware <strong>Kite</strong>Festival at Cape Henlopen State Park,Lewes, DE . The event, inspired byBermuda's tradition, brought outHarold Madeiros of Dover to flyhis big Bermudas . Lee Braswell, ofManassas, VA, took top prize with herhuge, much-honored beautifully sewnBicentennial Conyne .A kite-fighting rematch of MelGovig and former Lt . Gov . EugeneBookhammer resulted in Govig'srecapture of the "mid-Atlantic championship,"which is annually contestedat Cape Henlopen .Delaware's kite interest was extendedthe following week with a fly at Broadmeadow,near Centerville .Bill KocherBarrage kite before lift at Broadmeadow<strong>Kite</strong> Fly April 16 in Delaware .DISTRICT OF COLUMBIAIn our nation's capital, the decorousyet exciting Smithsonian <strong>Kite</strong> Carnivalwas held on March 26 in perfectweather, directed by Paul and IreneGarber. One of the largest turnoutsyet took part in the eleventh annualaffair.Bill KocherThe Wrong Bros . doing cut-ups at theSmithsonian . Paul Garber is part ofthe audience, at microphone .Highest-scoring kite in the eventwas Graham (Gray) Marshall's 17ot delta-Conyne, handled within limited space . However, Gray couldnot collect the Secretary's trophybecause it is for the adult class andGray is still 16 . He won in his ownclass, of course . Fayed Ali Husfainiand Carol Rogallo (with a Corner <strong>Kite</strong>)

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