Huntington, West Virginia: They built this LegoCity on rock and roll
As a good friend of mine from West Virginia once said, “It isn’t all that bad…” Except now that I have proof that there is, in fact, a part of West Virginia that proves him right: Marshall University’s LegoCity cam. Not only can you sit idly by and watch the various parts of the Lego empire swing and fly past the camera, you can actually operate parts of it yourself.
You might be 32 years old, and you might just be sitting at work, but you have no excuse not to check it out at some point today unless your heart could be symbolized by a lump of coal.
Posted on March 5, 2008 |
Filed Under North America, United States, West Virginia
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