I’m not going to talk much here – I’m going to let the pictures speak for themselves – but this is the place for any Star Wars and Lego geek to come and be bowled over!
Enjoy!
All pictures my own.
Simon 🙂
Month June 2016
All Bloggers! I need your Input!
Hi ya Bloggies! I’ve updated the look of my site now, I think it’s looks pretty neat. But have a play and see if it works as well I think it does.
Also, I’ve been thinking that running this and the universeofpossibility blogs separately is silly and merging them would be a good idea – what do you think?
Simon 🙂
Legoland – For the Child and Geek Within
A little while ago I had a little trip to a fantasy land call Legoland! I can’t imagine how a place could not inspire the inner child in everyone. Where there are normally wild animals, there are Lego animals, Lego buildings Lego Villages. There really is something for everyone.
I’m not a great one for rides, so I wasn’t too bothered when the waiting times for the rides was so long. If anything that was the biggest damper on the day (apart from the rain)! Also, when you get in after paying many arms and legs they still want more money from you, but you can’t help notice the skill and effort that’s gone into all the creation of Lego structures.
From Dragons…
The the Lego village with all it’s mechanised railways and boats…
The NASA space centre..
And a good old fashioned dinosaur!
Everything moves… even this menacing spider!
It was great to see how it had changed as I haven’t been there for years! The best thing is I’m not done with Legoland yet – A post of some of the most impressive Lego models I’ve ever seen is coming in it’s own post!
Simon 🙂
All pictures my own.
Minion Thoughts -Weird and Wonderful People
I miss these kinds of people – haven’t seen one in a while.
Simon 🙂
Damn this cat is fast!
Is this cat hungry? Or perhaps shot out of a cannon? Either way, it’s coming for ya and it’s not messing about!
Simon 🙂
No ownership claimed in image, taken from Twitter via perfectly timed images.
Minion Thoughts – Dealing with assholes
This is true… I still find them and the sarcasm is lost on them!
Simon 🙂
ESA’s Week In Images
As usual ESA has dropped a nice email of images into my inbox – sharing them with you all is always a treat! This week sees a new image from Rosetta, Tim Peake back on Earth and some floating piers.
via Week In Images / Highlights / ESA
Simon 🙂
No ownership claimed on images – Credit: ESA
Where My feet have been – Roller Skating
This weekend was a busy, fun and painful weekend. On Sunday I had the joy of going roller skating for the second time ever in my life. Imagine an over sized lump of a guy trying to get around the rink on skates and you’re about there.
I did pretty well as it turns out, but I fell flat on my back avoiding someone and that was it. I had had enough! It’s pretty painful and it’s a hard floor. I had fun and will do it again – but I need to remember my limits! 😀
What did you guys get up to over the weekend?
Simon 🙂
Charon’s Canyon Dwarfs the Grand Canyon
New Horizons captured a good view of a canyon on Charon at 430 miles long and over 5 miles deep it dwarfs the Grand Canyon on Earth. See the full article here:
via A ‘Super Grand Canyon’ on Pluto’s Moon Charon | NASA
Simon 🙂
No ownership claimed on images or materials – Credit: NASA
Eternally Spinning through the Cosmos
Whatever happens today or any other day – remember that whatever we do here the Earth keeps spinning. Round the sun, spinning on it’s axis, days come and go years pass and the Earth keeps spinning.
Life is so short – the Earth in comparison is eternal it was here when we were born and it’s more than likely going to still be here when we die. This cradle of life will keep going eons after we pass – whatever we do.
Simon 🙂
NASA — Solar System: Things to Know This Week
Things to know this week from NASA – enjoy!
via NASA — Solar System: Things to Know This Week
Simon 🙂
No ownership claimed on material – Credit: NASA
Old and Abandoned – Church Ruins
All there is now is the sun shining through the stretched archways where once handsome windows would have once stood. What windows were there? What people were inspired in their glass shapes?
This building has stood so long without use or care, a testament to those that built it – the immortalisation of their being and existence still survives. But what forces tore this building apart – what hatred? What left this building of worship and solitude in such a mess?
How now only to the nature that has taken over it. Perhaps it’s now more beautiful this way than it was?
Simon 🙂
No ownership claimed on image – Unknown church in unknown location.
