Green Monday Kite Flying
Kites

We took a lot of pictures of kites in the sky. Don't worry, I have whittled them down.

Generation Game

I like this shot. If you look carefully you can see that they already have one kite in the air, and have tied it to the open boot of the car. Somebody who looks like a Grandfather is chatting to a girl, presumably about launchin the second kite. If I have got ages wrong please forgive me. The background is quite bright so it is difficult to tell.
Avakas Beach

Now we have arrived at the beach by Avakas Gorge. You can no longer drive wherever you like here. Instead, they have put a rail up by the road. As a result there are a lot of cars parked by the cliffs. But you can see here how big some of the barbecues are.
More Barbecues

This is definitely not a time of fasting!
More Kites

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