My youngest still loves her Legos. Here is an aerial view of her latest castle. To me, nothing says Camelot more than a bunch of Legos and an imagination.
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10/15/12
Camelot and Vine
My youngest still loves her Legos. Here is an aerial view of her latest castle. To me, nothing says Camelot more than a bunch of Legos and an imagination.
Read more about the contest here: http://pasadenadailyphoto.blogspot.com
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Of course!!! I immediately thought of Camelot!!!
Legos! Paradise!
Legos were such a big part of my son's childhood. I doubt that he feels any urge to visit LEGOLAND here in Floirda though. I find a bit sad that so many of the lego kits are now so theme specific. I love the piles and piles that tickle the imagination.
I agree with Olga about it being sad for theme specific toys of this nature...too many toys these days just don't leave room for the imagination...
Without imagination "ticklers" it will be hard to grow new Margaret Finnegan's!!!
I suppose Camelot could be a midwestern suburb. I'll warm up to the idea if you pour another sangria.
I love this - my imagination is happily imaginating! (Did someone say sangria??)
I like this -- a colorful castle! Legos are the best. (I'll have another Sangria, too, please)
I love you, Margaret.
Pssst - I can't enter again, but I have a couple more Camelot ideas that I'll pass on in exchange for a glass of Sangria.
Had a tour of a young man's Lego creations last week.
Like your daughter's Lego castle.
I have been meaning to take a camera to Castle Hill for Petrea's contest.
Looks like your daughter might grow up to be an architect - or maybe a writer?
My Camelot photo will appear on PDP soon! I'm excited.
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