My favorite landscape was the Safari ride which was full of soft grasses and beautiful succulents.
I must get a Lego zebra for my next garden installation!
One of Parker's friends happened to be going to Legoland for Spring Break too so he was fortunate to have a partner in crime.
Some familiar scenes from home, plus I love how some of the plants are represented in miniature:
The gardeners:
And some more amusing scenes:
But why does the George Washington on Mount Rushmore look like he's about to upchuck?
For you Star Wars fans out there:
This is great. I had no idea legoland had models like these. I guess I should have guessed, but anyways they're really interesting. Makes me think I need to start making models and using legos for the architectural elements.
ReplyDeleteWe just got back from Legoland and really liked the grasses they used on some of their hillsides. Do you have any idea what the name of the grass might be on the hill in your first picture in this blog?
ReplyDeleteHi, That is a Festuca rubra "no-mow" lawn. You do have to cut it once or twice a year so it doesn't become patchy. It is a CA Native and uses less water than traditional lawn. And it looks pretty!
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