I wouldn't say cathedral, it was one of our historical churches. Everyone is welcome to see the architectures and different exhibitions. Religions doesn't matter, people are welcome. But don't try this in one of our new build mosques! The friendly and peaceful people will explain you why it is not allowed as an infidel, and for a women! as well, visit a "holy" place.
Not all Muslims are like that, but Ingo is right, many are. I got not served in some Muslim places and in others they even took a special order of mine!!!! I would be happy if religious people would just accept each other, show respect - like the Jewish people do. Or the ... oh, whomever.
This was about Lego!!!
But I´ll share pics of the church soon, too. A church that holds a Lego-exhibit for anyone to enjoy!
Legos are fun. My daughter and her husband are big time into them. So now I get the catalogue, and there are so many cool sets you could build. Hope you are having a nice weekend. hugs-Erika
When I was a young boy I had only the small "stones"(no sets, figures at all). My fantasy made me an engineer. 20 years later the dream has been become true.
I loved it thank you for all the photos. It is amazing what many build with legos now. do get the show with lego competition? it's allot of fun to watch what they all build
This is amazing and so detailed. I love the waterwheel. Lego has changed so much since I was young, even from when my kids were young. When the twins are older I will buy them Duplo to begin with.
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I wouldn't say cathedral, it was one of our historical churches. Everyone is welcome to see the architectures and different exhibitions. Religions doesn't matter, people are welcome. But don't try this in one of our new build mosques! The friendly and peaceful people will explain you why it is not allowed as an infidel, and for a women! as well, visit a "holy" place.
Not all Muslims are like that, but Ingo is right, many are.
I got not served in some Muslim places and in others they even took a special order of mine!!!!
I would be happy if religious people would just accept each other, show respect - like the Jewish people do. Or the ... oh, whomever.
This was about Lego!!!
But I´ll share pics of the church soon, too.
A church that holds a Lego-exhibit for anyone to enjoy!
...I wish that I had invented Legos!
That's very impressive! I am thinking about getting our little guys Lego this year but I'm not quite sure they're old enough for it. We'll see!
Legos are fun. My daughter and her husband are big time into them. So now I get the catalogue, and there are so many cool sets you could build. Hope you are having a nice weekend. hugs-Erika
When I was a young boy I had only the small "stones"(no sets, figures at all). My fantasy made me an engineer. 20 years later the dream has been become true.
Tom, you´d be rich by now!
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Jeanie, I think they are old enough - plus thay have parents and grandparents for help (I understand your dilemma too well, though!)
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Erika, my parents had in their shop (optometrist and stuff) for waiting customers with kids - it was a hit.
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Ingo, I will NOT buy you Legos!!!
You have bought other stuff to master I would like to show off!
Beautifully done!
Yes, they went so creative!
I played with Lego as a kid, but nothing too extravagant. Now you can build a Titanic or a Millennium Falcon out of Lego.
Lego sure has changed a lot since the early ones. The things they had at this exhibit are amazing, Iris.
Fun and clever exhibition. I need the Lego kitty.
William, we were basic ;-)
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RedPat, yes! Te y went on!
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CJ, it´s cute, eh :-) x
I loved it thank you for all the photos. It is amazing what many build with legos now. do get the show with lego competition? it's allot of fun to watch what they all build
No! Oh, I´ll search for that, thank you, Kathy!
This is amazing and so detailed. I love the waterwheel. Lego has changed so much since I was young, even from when my kids were young. When the twins are older I will buy them Duplo to begin with.
Such amazing details. I am impressed with what they can do with Legos.
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