Toys of the Seventies, Nature's Window
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Description
A flat, transparent plastic toy, about 12"x8"x1/4" that had black, gray, blue and white volcanic ash in it. You tilted it back and forth to make the ash shift and make really cool designs that looked like mountain landscapes.
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I so remember the "jingle" for this educational toy. I was really intrigued by this "window" into the underground plant structure. As a matter of fact, every time I tore a hole in my play clothes I referred to it as "nature's window". I now tell my two boys the same thing when they rip a hole in their pants! ")
The description for this seems to be talking about the Wham-O Magic Window. Did somebody get confused?
Nature's Window was a plant growing kit. There was a petrie dish with a transparent gel substance, you dropped your seeds into it and you could see the roots sprout as the plant began to grow.
This is the Magic Window; Nature's Window is what Maria describes.
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