Date:	Wed, 19 Jul 1995 02:51:51 -1000
From:	pbh.sbd-e@rx.xerox.com (Phill Higgs)
Message-Id: <1995Jul19.125244.13811@news.wrc.xerox.com>
Organization: Rank Xerox Ltd.
Subject: Wanted: Kite shops in Boston?

I'm going to be in Boston next week.  Could someone recommend a good kite shop 
in the area.

I'm after a Stranger (not necessarily the hyperformance one), how much should 
I expect to pay?  Locally in the UK they're 89 pounds (about $138)

Regards,
Phill

phiggs@wgc.rx.xerox.com

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Date:	Thu, 20 Jul 1995 14:32:01 -1000
From:	Aaron Bass <76263.3525@CompuServe.COM>
Message-Id: <3umsi1$d2q$1@mhade.production.compuserve.com>
Organization: via CompuServe Information Service
Subject: Re: Wanted: Kite shops in Boston?

Welcome to Beantown.  The only kite store I know of in Boston is 
Kites over Boston owned and operated by a gentleman named Don 
McCasland.  It is at North Market of Faneuil Hall (ask anyone in 
Boston how to get there).  It is a very small store, but it has a 
lot of kites.  If you don't see what you are looking for right 
away, ask Don.  There are many great kites tucked away amongst 
the sea of kite cases.  Good luck.

Aaron


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Date:	Sun, 23 Jul 1995 12:44:05 -1000
From:	philip.gladstone@onsett.com (Philip Gladstone)
Message-Id: <3uujbl$kig_001@pgladsto.onsett.com>
Organization: Onsett International
Subject: Re: Wanted: Kite shops in Boston?

In article <3umsi1$d2q$1@mhade.production.compuserve.com>,
   Aaron Bass <76263.3525@CompuServe.COM> wrote:
>Welcome to Beantown.  The only kite store I know of in Boston is 
>Kites over Boston owned and operated by a gentleman named Don 
>McCasland.  It is at North Market of Faneuil Hall (ask anyone in 
>Boston how to get there).  It is a very small store, but it has a 
>lot of kites. 

I can recommend this - last time I was there, he had moved about three stores 
further down and had about twice the space of the old store. However, the old 
store looks as though he went out of business, and the sign that used to be 
visible from Faneuil Hall has gone!

Have a good trip!

Philip


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