Having dropped Amy off at the airport to head to her conference, I realized that I had a car on a weekday with a lot of wind. So I packed up the bags and headed to the prime kiting spot at the western edge of Caesar Chavez Park. All you have to do is throw your kites out of the car and you're ready to fly, plus if you turn around and there is no fog you can see San Francisco and the Golden Gate Bridge. However, on the weekends this are is crowded and a pain to fly at. But today the field was empty and the winds were 15-20 mph (strong!) out of the west. My goal was to fly all of my Roks, but sadly I'd lost a piece to one, so I got fly at 7/8 (if you count the three in the stack separately). As long as I was having my own kite show I decided to keep putting things in the sky, and you can see the results below.

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