The line started 30 min. before the event began.  By start time, there were 50-60 families waiting.	It didn't take long to go through the 400 kites we had for the event.	The kite corral displaying various kites with the KiteBus sound tent in the background
Bubbles always make the party more fun.	After all, who doesn't like bubbles!	When the wind died, out came the Bols for races.
The RAF banners always look good.	This turned into the most popular event of the day...	...for both the kids and the parents.  Some went several times.
The winner of each heat won a ribbon with a medal.  A most coveted decoration!	Crowd shot to give you an idea of how many people attended (a bunch!).  This event gets more popular every year.	Just some of the crowd in line for the bol races.
Lunch time for Terry and Aaron Husz.  What better place than a kite buggy!	Doug Charleville with his Level One Thor's Hammer.	Doug's stack of Griffins with 100' rainbow tube tails is always a crowd pleaser.
Another crowd pleaser is Terry Murray with his Rev. Folks line up to let Terry tip stand in their hand...	...or other parts of their body!	The Husz's Nasa Parawing.  Big and powerful.
Doug models the effects of flying the parawing when the wind is up a bit. (photo by Laura Stonestreet)	The kite buildijng and decorating tables stayed busy.	Jamie's kite decorations.  The kids had a blast building, decorating, and flying the kites.