Flying Kites in Taray |
Family of four from Nelson, BC, Canada traveling in Peru, Guatemala, and Belize, Jul-Dec 2012. Highlights in Peru include learning Spanish in Arequipa, hiking in Colca Canyon, exploring Puno and Lake Titicaca, visiting Machu Picchu, and attending Kusi Kawsay, an Andean school in Pisac in the Sacred Valley near Cusco. Guatemala destinations are Antigua, Lake Atitlan, Xela, volunteer teaching in Nebaj, and Tikal, while in Belize we're on the beach in Hopkins and in the jungle near San Ignacio.
Sunday, August 26, 2012
Flying Kites
From Bethany: On Friday the school organised kite flying in Taray, a nearby village. At first when we started flying kites we tried to use Sierra's kite that she made at school from bamboo, plastic bags, and wool. But after a few tries the kite broke so we had to use the kite that we bought at the store. Even with the store-bought one, it was still hard to get it up in the air. But when we did finally get it in the sky we only got a little bit of time to fly it before we had to go home.
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Hi Bethany!
ReplyDeleteIt's MaryAnn here on Vancouver Island :) The problem you had with your kites...was there too little wind? Too much wind? Fragile joints on the kites? I've had all those problems before. I had to begin with simple kites.
I love seeing the photos of you and Sierra in Pisac, among the dun colored mountains, at your school, and with your parents. We look forward to seeing you again...many months from now when you return from your explorations. It's a wonderful part of the world, don't you think? I certainly think so :) Lots of love to you and Bethany xoxoxox