The accustomed Camp Street “kite wall” that has long been an Easter-time downtown attraction has had to be shifted from the dismantled building that once housed the Republic Bank to the western wall of the building housing AH&L Kissoon. A slight shift in location, however, has done nothing to affect this colourful sight.The accustomed Camp Street “kite wall” that has long been an Easter-time downtown attraction has had to be shifted from the dismantled building that once housed the Republic Bank to the western wall of the building housing AH&L Kissoon. A slight shift in location, however, has done nothing to affect this colourful sight.
