This is the shop directory at the Windsor train station. Real metal, real wood—as signs should be. 2001.06.03-01	Apparently, in England, designers are really cheap. In fact, there are some 14 pages of designers and design firms listed in the Greater London business phone book—how cool is that? 2001.06.03-02	A quaint alley in Windsor. 2001.06.03-03b	This is the first picture I took at Legoland Windsor. These guys cracked us up: they're on their way to the loo! 2001.06.03-04	Lots of cool things right inside Legoland: "Max Headroom." Birds nesting on the dinosaur's neck. Baby dinosaurs walking around in their eggs. Oh, and a huge dinosaur made of Lego! 2001.06.03-07	The nose of a Beoing 737 made out of Legos. 2001.06.03-08	Yes, the entire 737 nose is made of Legos—this is a close-up of the fly honey on the side. 2001.06.03-09	We were experiencing a little turbulance when I took this picture of the 737's cockpit. It is all made of Lego (except the tv screens). 2001.06.03-10	My favorite painting ("Wham" by Roy Lichtenstein), rendered in Lego! 2001.06.03-11	These guys have the coolest job in the world. The silver hoses are vacuums for sucking up the spare pieces that fall on the floor. The bins on the walls contain every sort of canonical Lego brick. Seriously, the coolest job in the world. 2001.06.03-13	The funniest thing at Legoland: the restroom signs. The baby cracks me up. 2001.06.03-14a	This is a big T-Rex that looks like it's made of Technic pieces, but is actually built with little Lego bricks. Sweet. 2001.06.03-14b
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