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SeniorsBrick held a LEGO exhibition event in Yuseong Cultural Center. July 18th to 31th, 2022.
This event with DLC(Deajeon LEGO Club).
I love the brick detail at the top of this building. In fact, all over this part of Massachussets, I saw evidence of real artists adding lovely touches to a variety of buildings.
This poor leaf is a little beat up. Believe it or not, this is the first ginkgo leaf I've seen in real life! I got a little excited, so I took a picture.
this building is built with all these different colored bricks that gradually shade as they go higher. It's quite an amazing building to look at.
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Here is a design that was requested by my grandson. He liked one I built and wanted a quicker, similar version sort of like it so we could play. He wanted three stories though. This is the same one from some earlier photographs of our play, but the photos were not this close, nor were all sides visible.
An old brick factory along the Humber Estuary in Barton, Lincolnshire.
I wanted to get that special look that some photographers/artists on Flickr are so flippin' good at! Still not there, but I'll keep working on it. Any tips & tricks are very welcome ;-)
Just imagine all the pilgrims who must have looked at or touched this .
We found this tile built into the wall of a medieval house in Walsingham , Norfolk. enroute to the shrine.
Walsingham in Norfolk is England's oldest shrine and is dedicated to Mary. The shrine itself was built in 1061 , 5 years before the Norman invasion of England. It was always known as England's Nazareth and was visited by pilgrims from all over Britain and Europe. it was visited by all the Kings and Queens of england from Henry 111 (c1226) through to Henry V111 . At the time of the reformation of course everything was destroyed and there is now only the outline of where the shrine was. The Augustinians built a priory near the site of the shirne and although that to was destroyed a wall or two remain to remind us of the magnificence of the buildings.
This is the event that started it all for us. We organised an event for our son's school P&C way back in 2011.
We had a local car club join us with their cars, there was a Matchbox Collection and market stalls as well as the LEGO creations on display.
The event was so successful we have run the event every year since them. We changed the name this year [2016] to Brickfest @ the Bay and we continue to donate the funds raised to charity which this year was the Westpac Helicopter Rescue Service.
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