Milwaukee's beautiful lakefront was peppered today with hundreds of awesome kites during the annual Kite Festival held at Veteran's Park.
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Kites and the downtown Milwaukee skyline |
Kites of all shapes and sizes were flying in a very gusty wind. The temperature was in the upper 70's but the wind shifted abruptly and brought chilly Lake Michigan air into the park.
The Octopus kite was clearly a favorite. Most festival goers snapped a picture as they watched the kite toss in the wind.
Animal and fish kites also seemed to be popular-mostly due to the size.
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Eagle Kite |
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Shark Kite
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Circle Kites were interesting, as they continued to spin in the win.
On our way home, we saw an interesting site. A Pedal Tavern was directly in front of our car. A Pedal Tavern is a surrey that numerous people pedal on their way to various taverns. For a fee, they reserve a spot on the surrey, tour specific areas of the downtown, and stop at a few taverns. Judging from the laughing and singing of this group, they must have visited several taverns already!
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Pedal Tavern on St Paul street in Milwaukee |
We really thought this was a very cool event. Perhaps the most enjoyable thing was watching the Grand Flying at noon where all the kites were in the air and "Let's go Fly a Kite" was playing in the background.
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