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I like to go to farmer's markets to sell kites. It's a great way to meet and maintain customer relations. Not only can one make a bit of money, other vendors are really friendly, and we good deals or trade for fantastic fresh produce or homemade stuff.
http://www.thirdcoastkites.com
I recommend farmer's markets for businesses big and small!
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