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AFOLs of Wagga: Adult Fans of Lego rebuild lives with Lego bricks

Emma Horn
Updated June 16 2021 - 12:05am, first published February 13 2021 - 3:00pm
LEGO LEGACY: After staging a huge exhibition in honour of her late son James, Robyn Jessiman has begun selling off the enormous collection in the hopes of inspiring a new generation of Lego lovers. Picture: Emma Hillier
LEGO LEGACY: After staging a huge exhibition in honour of her late son James, Robyn Jessiman has begun selling off the enormous collection in the hopes of inspiring a new generation of Lego lovers. Picture: Emma Hillier

The small coloured bricks of childhood have been instrumental in helping families like the Jessimans rebuild after facing enormous grief.

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Emma Horn

Emma Horn

Supervising producer

Supervising producer of the national video team. Former features and weekender writer for The Daily Advertiser. Now based in the NSW Hunter region. Small, quiet, and a student of the Julie Bishop School Of Staring. Usually dressed in something colourful, always snacking on something homemade. Friend to most mothers and all dogs. Got stories? Get in touch. emma.horn@austcommunitymedia.com.au

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