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Building a dream can be a lifelong ambition, or an afternoon's adventure.

Sandcastles fit into the latter and make great way for the kids (and mums and dads :-) to work off some excess energy with sand as the creative medium.

Combined with shells, seaweed (algae) or a bit of driftwood, a palace or fort can be created to match a Disney imagination.

Whether you go for parapets and moats or the fullsome mermaid, just keep the camera handy as the effort is as real, as the result is transitory, so record the fun and the good memories.

And if you have castle you are really proud of, then email to us for all the www surfers to admire : info@laketyersbeach.net.au
PS Don't forget to include a few details of who and where, ta!

Sand Castles

Just a few examples to get you interested in getting out the shovel and spade and heading down to the beach to carve out a new masterpiece to cause all passers-by to smile in admiration and appreciation.

It is always a wonderful thing when someone's wit shows through with this beautiful mermaid.

The shells and sand say it all, though it may have been a bad sea-weed hair day :-)

Here is a great idea for kids and parents to copy.

Why stop at cars? Maybe a truck, or a ute, or a plane or a boat, even a submarine?

Here are some more Sand Castle tyros, honing their skills, step by step, seeking that deeper artistic fullfillment.

A team effort in the early stages....	Who said size does not matter????

The boys have been going hard on this huge project. Budding Engineers???

Now for the really ambitious sandcastle builder....
Sand Castle at Lakes Entrance

This was made in Lakes Entrance, commissioned by the local authorities. A great effort folks!!!