The first two pages are in Buxton Woods, a hiking trail about a 1/4 mile from Cape Hatteras Lighthouse. It is amazing that all the trees could survive on such a windswept point!
CREDITS: on both layoutsPaper - Barbi "DSO Color Challenge Aug 08" http://barbislostandfound.blogspot.com/ (The paper has a great pine branch texture to it!)
Frame - Gone Scrapping "By the Seaside" http://gonescrappindesigns.blogspot.com/
Font - TechnoHeavy
The next two layouts feature stops along our way heading north toward Nags Head on Tuesday, May 12.
Canadian Hole has the best winds anywhere on the East Coast for Windsurfing - apparently enthusiasts come from all over to "surf" with their kites at this spot!
CREDITS: for both layouts
paper - Leia Michaels "Grunge"
frame - FPframe_MLH (this is the file name, but I have no other information) colorized
Font - TechnoHeavy
My last two projects for today were pictures from the Elizabethan Gardens on Roanoke Island. Unfortunately we caught the gardens in between Spring blooms, azaleas and rhododendrons were gone, not much was blooming. But we did see some amazing oak trees, very tall and twisted by the wind. They told us at the entrance that the gazebo on the property is thought to be very near the location of the original colony on Roanoke, where the first English baby - Virginia Dare - was born. The colony disappeared completely while the Governor of the colony was away to England, and the settlers were never found. (It is speculated that they were taken in my some Indians near Buxton, but that's only speculation!)
CREDITS: on both layouts
paper - moss marbled FujiFilm
frame - Tantrum Scraps "Summer's End Blog Train" http://tantrumscrap.com
font - French Script
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