The Wright Brothers Monument, Kill Devil Hills, NC	The small buildings to the right of the sign are where the Wright Brothers did repairs and work on their aircraft.	Terry Murray's KiteBus sets up.
Banners in front of the new pavilion, a series of temporary buildings built in anticipation of the centennial anniversary of the Wright Brothers flight.	Dr. Francis Rogallo, inventor of the flexible wing and father of modern hang gliding (and sport kites), accepts an award from John Harris in appreciation for his tremendous contributions to kiting and flight in general.	Winds were a bit up and down.  Alan Sparling and AKA president David Gomberg were flying the big kites.
Kite arches at the bottom of the famous hill. (photo by Bill Taylor)	The Trilobyte flying (photo by Bill Taylor)	Octopus and Teddy (photo by Bill Taylor)
Marc Conklin and Chris Shultz (photo by Laura Stonestreet)	A gorgeous box kite built by a French kitemaker.  Sadly, the wind didn't cooperate enough to keep this beauty in the air for more than 20 minutes or so. (photo by Laura Stonestreet)	Joe teaches the Wright Brothers how to fly quad. (photo by Laura Stonestreet)