The Cloud Forest Dome at Singapore’s Gardens by the Bay features a 35-metre tall mountain covered in lush vegetation along with the world’s tallest indoor waterfall. This mysterious, misty, giant greenhouse also has some slightly unnatural, but beautifully red, carnivorous plants. Not the sort of thing I managed to create during the Lego-building period of my childhood!
Copyright Debbie Smyth, 29 December 2015
Travel with Intent 
We saw these beauties in the wild jungle to the north of Singapore – they only last a day or two and need a lot of space to spread so this is a very creative way of including this elusive flower!
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Thanks for that info. It didn’t occur to me that there was a great practical reason for doing this.
On Tue, Jan 5, 2016 at 11:27 PM, Travel with Intent wrote:
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Thanks Cee, I’m very happy that you liked it.
Wishing you a happy week too.
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It is so artistically created. 😀
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I sure hope you are having a marvelous week!
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What a spectacular idea for extra colour and texture in the garden. The living plants provide a wonderful frame.
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And it was quite difficult to distinguish real from Lego!
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wise words.
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Wow !
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These are so very cool Debbie. Wonderful fun. And no I didn’t think of these flowers in my Lego years either. 😀
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We should both remember this to try old age!
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There’s something more than simply technique , here!
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They are very effective aren’t they! From a distance they look entirely real
On Wed, Dec 30, 2015 at 11:44 AM, Travel with Intent wrote:
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I was amazed at the wonder of Lego when I saw this sculpture. Did you think this place was creepy? I did
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It certainly had some atmosphere. Not sure I thought creepy but they certainly didn’t want to appear cold and purely scientific
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Very odd, Debbie. Nature and plastic meet.
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