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Advantages: funky design, cute Lego extras Disadvantages: the baby tries to eat the bits so everything has to be put away when he's around!
Lego never ceases to amaze me! I always find something cool in Lego shop. I recently found a area in Milton Keynes shopping centre that I have never seen before. My son needed the toilet and whilst following the signs we stumbled upon a frog clock spitting out bubbles and best of all ... a Lego shop! Yay! My son went straight for the farm sets, other half was in a world of his own with the Star Wars bits and I was in awe of the Farmers Market display. I thought the best bit of my son's Lego truck was the drivers' cup and tool box so I thought the collection of little Lego fruit was so cute.
Lego people:
* A grey haired male in green overalls
* A young lady with a red ponytail wearing blue
* Light brown haired lady with glasses
This set was so much fun to put together as it had a lot of Victorian architectural bits to build ...
Advantages: Fascinating, colourful, might get to sample some Croatian foods, shop for a picnic Disadvantages: Can't buy some things if you're in a hotel
Dolac is Zagreb?s very colourful central fresh produce market. It is situated in the area just behind Trg Bana Jelacic and you can access it though a small lane where you see the flower market start. The market was opened in 1930, having been built on the site of a slum clearance; it was agreed by the city's bigwigs that the houses there were not a fitting sight for visitors to a capital city and so they were duly demolished. I was delighted to read that in his speech at the opening of the market, the mayor of Zagreb Dr. Stjepan Srkulj said "?During my visit to Holland this year, ladies and gentlemen, I can honestly say that I did not see a market that was as nice as this...? - and, you know, it is rather special.
Beyond the flower market you can either climb the stone steps to the market proper or go into the main indoor section ...
Advantages: Great variety of entertainment on offer. Generally cheaper prices than larger venues Disadvantages: The length of the trek to the loos! Not the most comfortable seating
character but much of the original architectural history is still evident making it a fascinating area to explore. Now a conservation area it is packed with listed buildings and has been hailed as ?one of the best examples of Regency planning and urban design in the country? (*1)
~~~HISTORY OF THE OLD MARKET~~~
One of the amenities tucked away at the back of Brunswick Town was the Market which was not only built by the architect, Charles Busby but also financed by him. It is still an impressive Grade II listed building originally comprising just the central part of the island site between Upper and Lower MarketStreet, a charming but unsophisicated structure, which now houses the Bryson Hall the main area where events are staged.
The market opened in 1828 but ?although it provided all kinds of necessities for the estate in the early ...
