Memories of Mike Mulligan and his

[Shaun @ Tru6]

[wdfifteen]

All it takes is practice.

[pavulon]

Steam power is pretty amazing.

[Noah930]

One of my wife's favorite childhood books. The little one loves it, too.

[LWJ]

I am 54. That was a top 5er for certain.

[David]

Probably one of the more influential books of my childhood.

[beatnavy]

Agree with all the above



Was also a big fan of "Katy and the Big Snow"

[Shaun @ Tru6]

Originally Posted by LWJ

I am 54. That was a top 5er for certain.

Originally Posted by Noah930

One of my wife's favorite childhood books. The little one loves it, too.

Originally Posted by David

Probably one of the more influential books of my childhood.

I'm 52 and agree absolutely. Up through 3rd grade we lived in the country, dirt road, can't see your nearest neighbor, brook on the side of the house filled with frogs and turtles, box turtles and toads in the sandy ledge out back. My childhood was filled with 2 things: Tonka trucks of every kind and Legos. Mulligan Mike was a favorite. Only in charcoal, not in color. Good days gone by.

[sammyg2]

Memories of Mike Mulligan and his steam shovel

Originally Posted by wdfifteen

All it takes is practice.

And if you get it wrong you can do it over.