Thursday, August 28, 2008

Legloland - Photo Entry

It was so dark this morning that I was almost tempted to put the lights on in the living room.  It remains very gloomy although the winds have dropped for the first time in days.

They say it might brighten up at the weekend, I hope they are correct.

As you know, Becky and family visited Legoland last week and I promised to share some pictures with you.  It has been a very hard choice out of a large selection but I have picked some I hope you will enjoy.  It is amazing to think these structures are built out of those little blocks and  of the talent that goes into creating these set pieces.

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I hope you have enjoyed this little tour.  My thanks to the family for providing these photographs.  Of course there were others, this is just a taste of what there is to see.  An amazing place.  Who would have thought that childrens' building blocks would lead on to something like this? Wonderful!

Well, Mike is going to make a start on painting the lounge probably tomorrow and the computer will have to be covered and I will have to find something else to do!

Hope your week has been going well.

Love,

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34 comments:

Anonymous said...

totally awesome... I've seen some great creations from lego's....  these are amazing
hugs
d

Anonymous said...

That is amazing.  The animals look so real.  I don't think we've anything like that around here.  At least I've never heard of it. Of course my children all played with Legos.  The boys look like they had a grand time for sure!  It is dark and gloomy here today. I hope the sun comes out later on.  'On Ya' - ma

Anonymous said...

That is amazing what they have done. It took a lot o talent to get that figured out and set up. Thanks for sharing. good luck to Mike on his painting. Helen

Anonymous said...

Lovely photos Jeannette, thanks for posting them.  It's been about 6 years since we last went to Legoland and seeing your pictures reminds me that we need to go again, we love it there, as well as the children! Hope all goes well with the painting, I'm sure Mike will make a grand job of it!  How about catching up with some reading while the computer is covered up?!
By the way, I actually managed to make another entry this morning, surprise, surprise! Love, Pat   http://journals.aol.co.uk/pm71blackfen/ramblings-from-pat/

Anonymous said...

those are awesome....thanks for sharing them!
cindi

Anonymous said...

Oh I must admit that I have always had a secret passion for Lego blocks...when my youngest son had his collection of them I used to love to build with him, never knowing what we would build. The boys look like they had a ball, such an interesting place. I cannot imagine how long it took for some of those pieces to be created...just gorgeous. Thanks for giving us a glimpse....love, Sandi

Anonymous said...

Oh yes I remember lego bricks they are the things that went up the hoover pipe on boxing day heehee ,seriously though it is an amazing place to visit I would  think ,I have never been so do apreciate your lovely pictures,I  loved seeing the boys in Thomas ,wonderful ,no wonder they had such alot to tell you when they came to visit you ..love Jan xx

Anonymous said...

Emma kept saying Holy Cow!  We were both impressed.  We are going to San Diego next year and there is a LegoLand there.  Can't wait!
Traci

Anonymous said...

I am in awe that these are all built out of legos....wow!  I have to say I think I would like to visit legoland!!!
Lisa

Anonymous said...

AMAZING!!!   thanks for sharing!   i'll have to visit one day!~kbear

Anonymous said...

That is just amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  I can't imagine how much fun it must have been to do all of that.  I also can't imagine how they planned it either!

Amazing!

~Rosemary

Anonymous said...

Goodness Jeanette, it is amazing as you say. I have just been sshowing Mary she couldn't believe me at first... As you say the iwnd has died down a wee bit today but it is still a grey day we had a blink.. just that.. of the sun about 10mins. ago...gone now though !!..The lack of sunshine is getting us all down. As for the dark nights and mornings...last night I had the light on at 7.30 !!  
Love to you all    Sybil xx

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Anonymous said...

Wonderful Jeannette!  I particularly like Mt Rushmore, and the Crown Jewels.  Many thanks to the family.  Oh, and no sneaking under the dustsheets; put your feet up!
Bunny x

Anonymous said...

Absolutely amazing to see, thanks for sharing your pictures with all of us.  The kids look like they are indeed enjoying. Have a good day.  Arlene (AJ)

Anonymous said...

Great photographs, the boys clearly had a wonderful time.  Eileen x

Anonymous said...

great pics jeanette          as you say,all from little  plastic blocks.       im afraid the days are shortening fast,autumn will soon be here,and we havent had a summer.           should be nice here tomorrow,and  sat. hot.          and  then    thunderstorms  lol   take care  love  mort xx

Anonymous said...

I'm welcoming Autumn with open arms....I am dead tired of the heat we've had here in Texas.

It IS unbelievable......little plastic blocks.....

Happy Thursday!

~Amy

Anonymous said...

Legoland is southern California is amazing!  Looks like the one in the U.K. meets or beats ours here in the U.S.   I bet the boys had a blast.  Thanks for sharing their pictures.  Linda in WA

Anonymous said...

Hi Jeanette:)   Really enjoyed the pictures. Hope you get the room finished soon so you can get back online. Wishing you much better weather :)............alice

Anonymous said...

((((((((((((((((((((HUGSTOYOU))))))))))))))))))))That is amazing,I love all of the pic.Like you said,it must of taken some very talanted people to do the art work.My Brother in London just went there not to long ago.

Anonymous said...

WOW....AMAZING!!! I have only seen the Lego place in Disney World, and I thought that was something.....it is nothing compared to this, HOLY COW!!!! I can't even fathom the patience it must take to work on something like that....simply incredible!

Pooh Hugs,
Linda

Anonymous said...

Those creations were great!

Jimmy

Anonymous said...

This is so cool. I can't wait for Mark to see this entry
Laini

Anonymous said...

What great photos Jeannette, when we went there just after Roman`s birthday it was really hot, (one of the only days of this year!) very crowded and we didn`t enjoy ourselves very much at all. We didn`t see half of the things in your photos so perhaps we`ll go back on a cooler and less busy day so we can really have a good look around, Roman would have loved Thomas as you know.  I hope the weather cheers up too, you`d think we`d completely skipped Summer and gone straight into October....sigh.

Love Sandra xxxx

Anonymous said...

Congrats on being selected as one of the Editor's Picks!

Hugs, Rose

Anonymous said...

those are wonderful pictures!! we have a LegoLand, as you probably know, in Southern California, about an hour from where I live; we went there once, amazing at it all!!!

thanks for sharing them; looks like your family had a great time there!

(also congrats on being a guest editor's pick this week also!)

betty

Anonymous said...

Our boys love Legos too but we have yet to go to the Legoland here in California....
Amazing lego animals...
Linda :)

Anonymous said...

Hi Jeannette Ü,

First I want to say congratulations on being a guest editor's pick this week!!!

I loved the photos that were taken at Legoland! They are so amazing! Wow Lego's has come a long way Ü.

Have a wonderful weekend Ü.

HUGS~Donna

Anonymous said...

We have Legoland here, too. But, I must say it doesn't have a model of crowns or Buckingham Palace. LOVED seeing that! I'm glad the boys had such a wonderful time.
Hugs Pam

Anonymous said...

    I love the cats, but those buildings, Mount Rushmore, London Bridge, it's amazing that someone had not only the talent, but the patience, too.
Jude
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Anonymous said...

I LOVE the mini land at LegoLand... I don't have kids, but once in awhile, I just LOVE to go walk around and see all the wonderful buildings and landmarks in the mini-land.  It's AMAZING!!!

Joann

Anonymous said...

WOW! Fabulous pics Jeannette, thanks for sharing :-D

Freda

Anonymous said...

Very nice photos....love the lego's ...
Hope the painting goes well...enjoy tme away...hugs and love,
Joyce

Anonymous said...

Thought i liked the lion family, until i worked my way down the page and found all the London landmarks............ loved Trafalgar Square,The Gerkin, St Pauls and Buckingham Palace is amazing I cannot believe what they can do with those little bricks. OUTSTANDING
Thanks for sharing and glad they had a great time
hugs Jayne