Here's the side view of "Le-La" the giraffe. To give you an estimate of how tall she is, what is the average size of sliding entrance doors? 6.5 feet? 7 feet?
For more fun signs, please visit Lesley here.
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Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Signs - Two Stories of Fun
A nearby store for the kiddies. Silly me - I thought I could bring my granddaughter here and just walk in and browse! A-ha-ha-ha! Afraid not! Tickets at the door will send you back $21.00; if you buy on-line you will save $5.25 each. Click here to see what is all inside.
Here's the side view of "Le-La" the giraffe. To give you an estimate of how tall she is, what is the average size of sliding entrance doors? 6.5 feet? 7 feet?
For more fun signs, please visit Lesley here.
Here's the side view of "Le-La" the giraffe. To give you an estimate of how tall she is, what is the average size of sliding entrance doors? 6.5 feet? 7 feet?
For more fun signs, please visit Lesley here.
WOW!!! I am speechless. Where is this? I forgot where y'all are.
ReplyDeleteoh man...we love legos....we go to the lego store once a year....it is 3 hours away...its like a trip to mecca for my boys...ha
ReplyDeleteLove that giraffe! I had tons of fun with my legos when I was a kid... one of my best toys ever!
ReplyDeleteHoly Crap, Pat!!! You *seriously* have to pay to go into the Lego store?!?
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't go!
Especially since they charge TWENTY-ONE BUCKS!!!
That's Highway Robbery!!!
Unbelievable!
Oh well...
Hope you and Lilly had fun!
=-)
That giraffe is amazing!
ReplyDeleteMy grandson would love, love, love to visit there ... he is a lego nut!
ReplyDeleteYou have to pay them to let you come in to buy stuff! I don't think so!!
ReplyDeleteThat's pretty amazing. Is the giraffe really made out of Legos? they must superglue them together or something to keep them from getting stolen.
ReplyDeleteThere was a huge Lego store at the Mall of America in Minneapolis. Amazing!
ReplyDeleteThat there Le-La's a lotta Legos! I bet that place would be fun. I'd also bet I'd get into trouble and be a poor example for the kiddos. Best not to take me in, Pat!
ReplyDeleteLove this giraffe. I also love your incredible header photo. Breath taking!!
ReplyDeleteI never had legos as a child
ReplyDeleteIn the words of my dearly departed dad - "OUTRAGEOUS!"
ReplyDeleteI'm satisfied with your outdoor pictures. That's enough Legos for me!
~Lindy
Lego has been an incredible feature of young lives for so many years! And still it stands tall in this internet world!
ReplyDeleteAmazing. Still, I bet the kids love it in there if the parents can afford to take them.
ReplyDeleteThese giant Lego creations are just amazing! But I wouldn't pay that much to get in.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun sign for the kids!!
ReplyDeleteThat was amazing! Kids of all ages would love this place.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
I like your neat picture.
What a cool store!! I'd definitely like to visit this!
ReplyDeleteMy grand sons are ALL ABOUT LEGOS and LEGOLAND. Frequently here in Henderson and Las Vegas there will be various displays of figures built with Legos here and there. When I come upon them, I always take a photo and send it to them.
ReplyDeleteWhen I visit, Lego building and creativity is always on the agenda!
I just discovered within the last month these LegoLand places - - - - not in person but online. They do look like fun. Some cost more than others depending on what's inside - - or if it's a theme park.
ReplyDeleteYou and Lily will have fun when you do go I'll bet.