Today we pause and honour a life of dedication and service, and a love of animals, farming and agricultural shows. 

We have made the decision not to print 2022 Calendars.

With a new job and an interstate move in 2021, it has been little (a lot) quiet on the LEGO Farmer front. We thank you for your support over the last seven years. This is not goodbye, but see you later! 

Following pre-orders, very limited stock of our 2021 Calendars remain. You can purchase them online from our shop, or for local stockists visit Daisy Mae's in Finley, the Tocumwal Post Office, or Peppin Heritage Centre in Deniliquin. 

This year we have again partnered with ​Words with Heart ​for our printing. Each calendar funds an education day for women and girls in the developing world.

At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them. Lest we forget.

Photo taken at Brickvention 2017. 

As we stay home for Easter, may we relish in the extra time for building - whether it's simple designs like these Easter Eggs, or more elaborate creations!

Happy Easter. Stay well. Stay home. 

We're on our way home from the Agricultural Shows Australia Conference at the Gold Coast. A great opportunity to network with others passionate about agricultural shows, learn and share ideas, and plan for the future! We're planning on visiting more agricultural shows across the country - big and small in 2020! 

And did we mention the conference was by the beach and showcased entertainment options!?! 

Like any natural disaster there is a long road to recovery ahead for those impacted by recent bushfires.

As areas are deemed safe to return and visit, we encourage you to look at initiatives that have been created to stimulate local economies, in particular small businesses, which have been affected by drought and bushfires. 

​Buy from the Bush (and flow on initiatives like Stay in the Bush, associated programs like Buy Regional, and Facebook Groups like One Day Closer to Rain - Rural Cottage Crafts, Buy from a Bush Business, and Shopping in the Country) all shine a light on drought affected rural and regional businesses. 

Spend with Them via Turia Pitt is encouraging us all to help rebuild towns and businesses affected by fire. Businesses are featured on their Instagram account. 

Empty Esky encourages us to take a pledge - to visit a fire affected town with my Empty Esky. To fill up my car there. To visit there with my Empty Esky. To plan my next holiday and invest in local businesses and enjoy local produce, local goods and local adventures! 

So go with an empty esky, buy from the bush and spend with them! 


June 2020 Update: Budget Direct reached out to share an article of 5 road trips to bushfire affected communities. We can definitely recommend the Blue Mountains to Bateman's Bay drive as we took that route in November last year (before the fire) and there's so many hidden gems to discover!