Month: May 2020

So we are really into archaeology, and we are thrilled that a kite can be a really useful tool for discovering and monitoring of archaeological sites. Aerial archaeology has been a thing for a couple of years now, and we gladly jumped aboard the hype train – uncovering a Roman villa, documenting a prehistoric landscape, … Read more

Well, that’s not quite true, to be honest – we launched a cool kite project that will be the subject of the next post – but our last KAP session was on April 2nd … and we were experiencing severe withdrawal syndroms. It was an unpretentious, nice, cozy little KAP session on Ljubljana Marshes; the … Read more