Inside the Climatron I had a wonderful time as I leisurely took in the different Lego sculptures and plants.
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| Sculptures nestled into the climatron's greenery. | 
Some of the pictures are a little out of focus; I need more practice with difficult conditions, e.g. low light, reflective and uneven surfaces.
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| Regal Bald Eagle | 
Many of the flowers were high up in the canopy.
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| My favorite flower picture for the day. | 
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| Chihuly Glass art | 
I wish I could have seen how they transported and placed these sculptures without them falling apart.
This one is quite an eye-catcher!
This one fit very well in it's habitat. Quite a few people missed it and had to come back to find it :-)
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| I think I liked this one best. | 
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| Even the white fence and seeds in the feeder were Lego bricks. | 
I talked to one little boy here. He was sure he could make this lily because he had at least 32,000 or more Lego bricks. After a few seconds he added; but I don't have any pink ones :-(
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| This one is located in the Temperate House. | 
Lego building area in the Brookings Interpretive Center.
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| fun for all ages | 
Outside of the Climatron were a couple more sculptures.
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| Roto-tiller | 
Lego mosaic
Pond in front of Climatron
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| Chihuly Walla Walla Onions and water lilies | 























































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