
I felt like the
Dribble Castle deserved its own post.
Andy taught us how to make them, and I became obsessed one day making this. Soon others joined in because it is so addicting. 
We use and make a lot of substances around here - clay, play dough, oobleck, gak, moon sand,
whatever...nothing compares to dribble sand, though. I'm telling you: it's the coolest substance I've ever played with. I've been to the beach dozens of times. How did I ever make it
34 years without knowing about this phenomenon?

It feels like magic watching it form. Just get a handful of really soupy wet sand in your fist or fingers and let it drip down...if you let a portion dry, you can add on to make your column really tall. And it's even more challenging to build arches. Fascinating stuff, huh? I just, out of curiosity, googled "dribble castle" and found
a youtube video on how to make a dribble castle. I'm already making plans for next year's dribble castle...
2 comments:
Oh! I used to do that as a kid ALL. THE. TIME!!! Only I never knew it had a name!!!!!!! LOL!!!
Oh we are going to try this! Ths boys will love it!
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