The popular children’s board game Candy Land came to life in San Francisco today, so I decided to go check it out. The event was to celebrate the game’s 60th anniversary.
Lombard Street, known as the world’s most crooked street, was transformed into a life-size version of the game. Organizers closed off the street to traffic and covered the road with multi-colored foam pads and posted signs leading to “Lollipop Woods” and the “Chocolate Swamp.”
It was fun taking a walk down memory lane, remembering when I used to play Candy Land as a kid. Apparently it was also fun for the hundreds of others who showed up to take pictures next to the colorful display.
Lombard Street, known as the world’s most crooked street, was transformed into a life-size version of the game. Organizers closed off the street to traffic and covered the road with multi-colored foam pads and posted signs leading to “Lollipop Woods” and the “Chocolate Swamp.”
It was fun taking a walk down memory lane, remembering when I used to play Candy Land as a kid. Apparently it was also fun for the hundreds of others who showed up to take pictures next to the colorful display.
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