PHOTO GALLERY
Photo Gallery: Kites take to the skies in Vale
Kids and their families fly their colorful kites under clear skies at the Vale High School football field last Sunday, March 17.
The Enterprise
March 21, 2019 at 12:07pm
Kids take their kites to party in the sky. (The Enterprise/Kristine de Leon)
VALE – Kids and their families fly their colorful kites under clear skies at the Vale High School football field last Sunday, March 17. The Vale Christian Church invited the community to the open field for a kite-flying party, and sunshine and a nice breeze cooperated.
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