Game Boy built a dam in the stream at the house we were staying while we were waiting/unpacking/etc. The dam made a pretty big pool of water, and it ran faster after he did it. He also spent a lot of time clearing weeds from the stream back, too.
Then, we had a lot of boxes. We believe in reduce/reuse/recycle. A lot of the boxes went to a parishioner whose son is moving. The really big ones we let Game Boy have. This is his first construction.
He has a roof and doors, too.
Sadly, the wind blew it over. I think that there will be a new construction later.
Game Boy built a dam in the stream at the house we were staying while we were waiting/unpacking/etc. The dam made a pretty big pool of water, and it ran faster after he did it. He also spent a lot of time clearing weeds from the stream back, too.
Then, we had a lot of boxes. We believe in reduce/reuse/recycle. A lot of the boxes went to a parishioner whose son is moving. The really big ones we let Game Boy have. This is his first construction.
He has a roof and doors, too.
Sadly, the wind blew it over. I think that there will be a new construction later.
3 comments:
Oh, cardboard box construction is such fun! I'm sure he'll have big fun with the rebuild, too!!
The box project eminds me of the boys' box fort in Millions--also the result of a Big Move. And the dam takes me back to my childhood--we built many! Enjoy.
Yes, the plan is to rebuild it better and stronger. Game Boy has requested duct tape. :)
The dam was tinkered with a bit every day. It seems sturdy, since the dogs didn't knock it over.
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