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On Friday night (Oct. 26) big kids got a chance to use the Whistler Museum's massive Lego collection in the second annual Big Kids Lego Competition, put on in connection with Whistler Is Awesome.
With 18 builders competing, the challenge was to create each person's version of "Whistler's Secrets."
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