The kids and I built a big track with their hodge-podge of wooden train tracks (courtesy of Grandma's yardsaling, Jeff's donation, and a Christmas gift, Blaise has quite a large collection). Then Blaise went looking for his camera. I got mine too.
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1 comment:
It looks great! I'm glad I could contribute~ Now all you need is some sort of mat or board that is painted too look like landscape....mmm a little craft project....
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