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Easter Monday scenes

By Terrence Thompson

April 23, 2019

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This man showed off his unique Jet Kite. (Photo by Terrence Thompson)

Easter ritual: A group of youngsters at the National Park attempting to get their kites into the air. (Photo by Terrence Thompson)

The makers of this 12-foot kite managed to get it into the air yesterday after hours of trying on the seawall.

Some of the families who gathered on the seawall to engage in Easter Monday celebrations yesterday.

This kite flyer displayed his gigantic box kite on the seawall yesterday.

These boys were focused on the movements of their kite in the sky.

This lad was photographed flying his kite on the Cummings Lodge seawall yesterday.

Swinging seemed to be more fun for these youngsters than kite flying.

A young kite flyer being shown how it’s done by veterans.

I did it dad! A father looks on as his daughter succeeded in raising her kite at the National Park yesterday.

This lad managed to get his kite into the air without any adult’s assistance.

A mother putting together a plastic kite for her children during Easter Monday celebrations in the National Park.

Getting it ready! This man was photographed in the National Park yesterday ensuring his kite was ready to be flown.

Manickchand in visit to $864m Tuschen Secondary School site 9 h ago

Meriwau meet 2 d ago

International women’s day in Kwakwani 3 d ago

Sir James Douglas Primary School pupils visit Stabroek News 3 d ago

Sack race 4 d ago

Wauna road 5 d ago

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