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Lego Thanksgiving Story

Building on the success of last December's Lego Christmas Story, Eric got his creative juices flowing again, this time retelling the Thanksgiving Story with Legos.

All pictures and captions by Eric.

The Mayflower arrives at Plymouth Rock in the New World.

The pilgrims begin to explore the new world.

The pilgrims build houses to prepare for the coming winter.

The Native American Squanto greets the pilgrims . . . 

and introduces them to Chief Massasoit.

Squanto teaches them farming techniques.

So, after a hard but prosperous year the pilgrims prepared a thanksgiving feast and invited the Native Americans to join them in celebration.

The Native Americans brought food for the feast.

The pilgrims gave thanks to God for providing them all that they needed.

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