stunt kite


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stunt kite

n.
A highly maneuverable kite controlled by two or more lines and flown using both hands. Also called sport kite.
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Noun1.stunt kite - a maneuverable kite controlled by two lines and flown with both handsstunt kite - a maneuverable kite controlled by two lines and flown with both hands
kite - plaything consisting of a light frame covered with tissue paper; flown in wind at end of a string
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This event includes children's kite-making workshops, a parade of kites, a stunt kite performance, a grand launch, live music and so much more.
Using the same principle as flying a stunt kite across the wind, Minesto's marine energy kite flies across the underwater current, significantly enhancing the water flow speed through the turbine.
KITE FESTIVAL Date: 4 & 5 Aug Venue: Downhill Demesne, Castlerock Time: 12noon - 5pm Award winning kite displays, stunt kite teams and other kite-related activities make this a weekend not to be missed.
The festival featured some of the best kite flyers in the country, including Graham Lockwood from Huddersfield who is acknowledged to be the best in Europe at flying three two-line stunt kites to music at the same time, and Ben Denton, an eight-year-old boy who flies a two-line stunt kite to music.
I've never even flown a stunt kite. The closest I've come to anything resembling any part of kite surfing is getting blown off the edge of a pier at the age of 13.
I started to worry when instead of a Poppins-esque diamond shape with a tail of little bows, I saw a giant stunt kite that looked big enough to carry both my children away.
Today, people enjoy kites in stunt kite competitions and kite fighting contests.
With my little scope at 87x, I see about 30 stars, faint to very faint, arrayed in a 10' pattern that reminds me of a stunt kite. The kite is soaring to the northwest, and its southerly wingtip is bent.
Body boarding in Trevone Bay, Cornwall, with three sons under ten and some nifty manoeuvres with a Peter Powell stunt kite on the Lickey Hills.
For older children, Actionpack instructors are on hand to teach abseiling, football, netball, swimming and stunt kite flying.
At many festivals, you can watch stunt kite teams competing in precision and aerial ballet contests that resemble figure skating routines.