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| Welcome to Weewillow Brook. This area is quite small but suits its small inhabitant quite well. |
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| Gwendelyn enjoys her lush green surroundings and chirping, chittering animals friends. |
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| This wagon was a great find at my daughter's recent garage sale. I couldn't believe she would get rid of something so cute! Myleene and Carolina excitedly ooh'd and ahh'd at it, and clapped and laughed when I told them it was to be a flower cart. |
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| The two fairies decided to help gather flowers and arrange them in the cart, parading around the community. |
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| Such a beautiful collection of flowers. I can't believe they all fit! A butterfly has stopped to enjoy one of the clippings. |
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| Here stands the tallest of my Sunflowers at 12ft tall; it is now officially taller than my house. |
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| The colors of this sunflower really pop. |
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| Here is another Sunflower plant closer to my front door. The close proximity of flowers makes it look like a natural bouquet. |
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| The scheduled arrival from Denmark came in this morning beginning with a lighthouse nestled amongst greenery (the green path was a nice addition put in by the Leprechauns). |
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| The Fairy Council oversaw the arrival, making sure things were put in their place. Here you can see that even small grains of sand can make it through the Rainbow Transport System. |
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| And last but not least (who, for obvious reasons, could not have come through the transport before the arrival of the water), Ariel. Ariel is a friend from Denmark who has visited our community before and has returned to prepare for the grand party, celebrating the King's return. |
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| Ariel enjoys her multi-level habitat and gussies-up to meet with visitors. |
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| Ariel chats with some of her underwater friends. |
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| Turtles, sharks, fish, crabs... so many underwater friends. |
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| The Council enjoy a job well done. |
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| The evening is nearing and the Council enjoy the feel of beach sand between their toes. |
