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| I can only imagine the joy that this child must have felt when they realized that they had a Pocahantas Happy Meal toy they could use. The witch and Dracula were pure icing on the cake. |
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| Legos came in handy here. |
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| I believe that these folks are made from salt dough. Charming. Love the pine cone tree too. |
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| I'd like to know who created this one and the story behind it. |
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| ....wine cork boat and monopoly houses |
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| The only resident of this fort is a guy with a ray gun. No wonder the Native Americans were leery. |
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This is actually the first year we've done them - at least since I've been there. It was something I did in 4th and remember so well. Their creativity and, uh, character placement are excellent!
I wondered if they were your's! How fun!
Those ones were not, actually - mine are crammed in my room - but they look very similar! I have a Lego Indian Jones as John Smith and some yehakens that look very much like colonial houses made from construction paper.
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