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I'm sure more the once somebody left a brown bag filled with cold beer for the crew picking up the car
A new puzzle this Spring with the addition of eight large jars. Took a while to figure out how to load!
Loads of fossils around here. These red rocks are set in the shiny black rock. I'm sure there is a geological explanation. The round shapes are dinosaur footprints. (That may not be true, but it would be nice)
Load is Clear
Wyoming
Wildland firefighters from across Wyoming trained as helicopter crew members at the Duncan Ranch south of Glenrock. Students worked with the Wyoming State Helitack crew and helicopter to practice moving cargo around the rugged landscape surrounding Boxelder Creek.
June 2014
Duncan Ranch State Trust Land, Glenrock, WY
I took the list from the original layout and used it to tell about me and my aunt. thanks for looking. Julie
Anticipating the ride - two are looking nervous while one puts a soaking wet bandana on my B17, which I will soon sit on.
Another page done. Slowly but surely I am getting this album finished. Mostly I need pics to support the journaling. It's going to happen. This month!
This spring is the central point and largest hotspring in the district, being 65 metres in diameter and 62 metres deep. Its surface temperature is 74 degrees and bubbles are due to carbon dioxide. The rocks from which can be seen are at the top of the embankment. Minerals contained in the water are gold, silver, mercury, sulphur, arsenic, thallium and antimony and are presently depositing in the surrounding sinter ledge. The various sinter ledges have veen associated with tilting of the pool as consequence of earthquake activity.
Found this oldy and moldy in my "to be finished" bin, dusted it off, added my journalling; overall, I'm pretty happy with it.
I made the photo and the background paper 1/2 opaque, Banjo picture small one and the Love circle logo transparent to a degree. Rage Italic font
Introducing the consumer version of Aperture Science's most popular military-grade product, the Aperture Science Home Safety Turret
Country Director and Pilot Jakob Adolf loading a collapsable boat onto the Cessna 208 Caravan at Sahakevo, Madagascar.
Danny putting the catch on ice.
More photos at: threemilesfinal.com/2013/three-miles-final-100mi-out
I did this layout with paper in the October LOAD, but needed to redo it in digi for our family album since it's going to be all-digi in 2009.
I tried to be as true to the original as possible (it's in my Photostream -- in my LOAD October 2009 set, day 7, I think?)... Yeah...: www.flickr.com/photos/13203716@N03/3991680570/in/set-7215...
Papers:
KPertiet, KSC (ScrapGirls), ABR (ScrapGirls), DMI (ScrapGirls), JSprague, GHU (ScrapGirls)
Alpha by KPertiet
Guilty Parts!
Dropped something and can't find it?
Find Frankie & you will probably find your missing item.
He has gotten better, but he still thinks that if something hits the floor and we don't tell him to "leave it", he will grab it and near away.