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Garden of Blocks.

Garden block rearranger.
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Similar to one of those hand-held-slide-puzzles-with-one-square-missing (what are they called?), except it's a bit bigger and you need a powerful motor and some cleverly wired pulleys to rearrange the blocks.

If you want to move the water feature to the bottom of the garden, simply perch yourself in a big tree and manipulate the wireless handheld puzzle controller and the garden will follow suit.

Trodden, Mar 13 2003

Office Block Chess http://www.halfbake...ice_20Block_20Chess
Similar idea, but more ambitious. [hippo, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 05 2004]

Modular Garden http://www.bbc.co.u.../merrist_wood.shtml
[thumbwax, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 21 2004]

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       Cool.

You could have a system of rails and wheels under the blocks in order to make moving them about a bit easier.
DrBob, Mar 13 2003
  

       Glorious.
brenna, Mar 13 2003
  

       This is inspiring!!
Pericles, Mar 16 2003
  

       or you could automate it... Some kind of random pattern generator. Wake each morning to a new garden layout.
RockHopper, Mar 16 2003
  

       And when they're arranged in a certain pattern, a big smiley-face results.
RayfordSteele, Mar 16 2003
  
      
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