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I was just thinking about this place! We live fairly close to SJ but haven’t been there since before the kiddos were born. Those are some amazing pieces – we’ll definitely have to visit soon, and hit the market while we’re at it! (Hopefully while it’s still warm out.)
We visited Legoland in California this year. It’s pretty impressive what someone creative can do with lego!!
We used to go there all the time when hubs was going to school in waterloo, I’ve never seen the lego place before though, looks cool!
Oh that is all kinds of awesome. I am in love with the Batman. Wonder how many bricks it would take a recreate something like that, eh?
I wish we had a store like this in Ottawa! We our a Lego family!
So fun! There was a huge LEGO display at the Science Centre here in Regina one year and it was amazing to see some of the creations!
Love love love St Jacobs. Maybe I will have to go back there soon.
Oh wow those are amazing!
Isn’t it incredible what can be made with LEGO?!