Part One
Hi all!
We had a wonderful trip to Birmingham, Alabama, a couple weekends ago. On the first day, Mark and Steven exhibited their creation with their friend Max while Mama and Daddy and I toured the Birmingham Botanical gardens and went to the Mall. I'll be sharing the photos I took at the gardens in another post.
On day two, my parents and I joined the boys in the convention center to soak up all the sights and sounds and explore the LEGO creations.
Okay, to catch some of the crazy excitement and LEGO-ness we enjoyed, watch this:
(I helped Mark put the video together.) :)
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| Me and the LEGO creation! I got tired after walking around the exhibit hall and begged a seat next to the boys behind their table. :D |
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| A random shot of downtown Birmingham... because you have to take pictures out the car windows when you're on vacation. :D We saw lots of tall buildings - a novelty for this girl, 'cause I live in the country. :D |
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| Mama and Daddy and I found Birmingham really easy to navigate compared to Atlanta. There was much less traffic and it actually seemed pretty quiet. |
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| I liked this "Cityville" sign on a contemporary-styled apartment complex. |
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| An old house right next to a brand new building that looked like it was formed from a chunk of glass! |
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| I even saw a castle!! LOL - I have no idea what this building was. |
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| Also, bridges, bridges everywhere. |
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| And an old Jewish Temple, right across the street from a Mormon church. Massively impressive. |
Stay tuned for part 2!
Hello Julia! =]
ReplyDeleteI was reading your post and saw that you were in Birmingham for the Lego conference. My family and I live about 40 min. away from Birmingham!! =] Next time y'all come over, we would love to have you (and your family) over for lunch or something.
I hope your family enjoyed your visit! It looks like y'all had a lot of fun.
Have a blessed day!
~Courtney =]
(your old SSA)
Dude. I simply cannot imagine how much time and patience all this takes. So cool! And so much talent! *wow*
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P.S. Mark of Falworth looks mischievous indeed.
Oh, Courtney! I wish we had been able to come visit ya'll! I had no idea that you lived near Birmingham! See, this is what comes of not announcing my plans beforehand. *sigh* This is the second time I've missed meeting blogger friends because they didn't know I'd be in their area! I'll let you know when we come to Alabama again. :D
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Dude! Now I'm trying to guess who you are! ;) You know Mark of Falworth but don't sound like a LEGO builder yourself...? Interesting!
Have a blessed day!
~Julia
Glad you had fun! The buildings are very impressive, especially the Temple.
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