Today Kyle and I went to Tiny Town with our ward playgroup. For those who don't know what Tiny Town is, it is a site in the mountains, about 30 mins. from our house, that has 1/6 scale buildings with a turn of the century flare. George Turner built it for his daughter in 1915. Various people have donated buildings and added to the town through the years. The kids can even go into a few of them. The
re is also a little train that runs around the edge too. Kyle loved the train (suprise, suprise!). All day leading up to going he kept saying "Train! Train!" What a goof ball, but we love him. He also enjoyed going in the buildings and playing with the other kids. There are even a few of the buildings that have glass in the backs and roofs so you can see in. The movie theater had Mickey and Friends, Looney Tunes, and Sesame Street characters watching a movie. Kyle loved that.
Today Kyle and I went to Tiny Town with our ward playgroup. For those who don't know what Tiny Town is, it is a site in the mountains, about 30 mins. from our house, that has 1/6 scale buildings with a turn of the century flare. George Turner built it for his daughter in 1915. Various people have donated buildings and added to the town through the years. The kids can even go into a few of them. The
re is also a little train that runs around the edge too. Kyle loved the train (suprise, suprise!). All day leading up to going he kept saying "Train! Train!" What a goof ball, but we love him. He also enjoyed going in the buildings and playing with the other kids. There are even a few of the buildings that have glass in the backs and roofs so you can see in. The movie theater had Mickey and Friends, Looney Tunes, and Sesame Street characters watching a movie. Kyle loved that.
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