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The day started cloudy. The park is very near the coast in the
city of Carlsbad, CA. Carlsbad is famous for the flower fields.
Legoland is located halfway between Los Angeles and San Diego. |
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In sunny California you need cool sunglasses. The pixelated effect
comes from the lego block surfaces and is not a problem with your computer
monitor or my scanner. |
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These Lego characters were standing in line for a phone. Taylor
doesn't like to wait. She is standing behind a firefighter applying lipstick.
Behind Taylor is an short alien and a deep see diver. |
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Hey there's the Lego Lady again. Taylor is driving a car.
Stuart is the passenger. Check out the Lego dog under her arm.
The other Lego character was a policeman. |
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This car is a non working prop just for fun and photos. Taylor
did go to driving school and drove a motorized Lego car that looks identical
to this one. Stuart inexplicably did not want to drive on. |
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Legoland has a section of the park with interactive water displays.
You can get wet here. Then dry off in front of a huge dryer. |
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Ancient Egyptians understood the powers of the Lego blocks. Here
is a small Lego sarcophagus. This walk through attraction challenged
you to find holographic images of keys among the displays. It was
fun. Stuart looks a bit apprehensive here in this picture. |
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These are some truly huge Lego constructions. Dinosaurs helping
with the construction of the park. |
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Look in this picture and see two grazing elephant behind us.
They were very large as well. |
