Revs in the land that time forgot…

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[oldflyer]

Revs in the land that time forgot…

Portsmouth Kite Festival – August 2010

[thief]

i liked the picture that someone had taken where the dino got some EYES!!!!

I also saw pix of a nice Cypod there too!!!!

[thief]

more pictures in here: http://picasaweb.google.com/ZarquonsKnees/PortsmouthKiteFestival2010#

[thief]

And in here: http://picasaweb.google.com/lexkraai/PortsmouthKiteFestival10#

[oldflyer]

The photo with Bazzer’s Ninja eyes Rev in place looks superb. It was a great kite festival. The giant dino made it even more interesting. The winds were challenging on the second day and my Cypod was a bit manic in the sky but it was still fun. 

[Flying Fish]

Fantastic, and very funny pictures! It was a very good day indeed (at least, it was on Saturday, when we were there).

[stucm89]

Great Pictures! Looks like it was a good festival!

[dragonfly]

Construction using a metal lattice and skinned using fiberglass.> Ultrasaurus Construction Gallery.

Art foundation Aspex arranged the £100,000 project, with funding from the Arts Council and EU cultural tourism.

A team of Serbian ex-car workers created this replica of an ultrasaurus. It was transported in six pieces almost 2,000 miles to Southsea,UK by ship and lorry, and assembled in a weekend. The statue was designed by artists Heather and Ivan Morrison and will remain on the Southsea Common, Portsmouth until the end of September.



The ultrasaurus with make-up on. 

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