museum of childhood
we had a family trip to the museum of childhood yesterday. it was most excellent (and wasn’t out of order as suggested above)
it’s a really good mixture of old and new childhood toys (in each cabinet) so kids and grown-ups both enjoy it. How weird to see things you played with as kids in a museum and having to explain to your own children what they are.
most heard phrases “Oh, i had one of those” and “oh, i always wanted one of those”.
i loved the building too. here’s a vertical panorama. i’ve put a bigger version here:
expect plenty of toy photos over the next few weeks !
please use the revolving door
i didn’t want to use the revolving door as i was just walking down the street. i felt obliged though and ended up in an office, but only for a second, because i was quickly back out in the street.
this post is treated with anti climb paint
this is interesting. you have to climb the post to see the sign.
i should treat some of these blog posts to anti climb paint. that would make commenting more difficult (although i suspect it’s fairly tricky to comment on funkypancake as it is!)
dogs lead to woodlands
if you follow a dogs on, it’ll lead you to the woodlands. cuz dogs love trees.
