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I created hinges out of cardstock and included more pictures behind the 2 main photos.
I realized that all of my pages only contain my perspective, so I had Trey compose the journaling on this one. I wrote the journaling, though, since his handwriting is HORRIBLE:
Lellie and I really like traipsing through people’s old junk. So that’s what we did on this day. We went to Almaden Quicksilver County Park, the site of the old mining town of New Almaden, founded around 1845. I had to make Lellie climb up a big hill, but it sure was pretty! And there was lots of cool old stuff to dig around in. In the end, I think Lellie thought it was worth the effort, and I sure did have fun!
I realized that all of my pages only contain my perspective, so I had Trey compose the journaling on this one. I wrote the journaling, though, since his handwriting is HORRIBLE:
Lellie and I really like traipsing through people’s old junk. So that’s what we did on this day. We went to Almaden Quicksilver County Park, the site of the old mining town of New Almaden, founded around 1845. I had to make Lellie climb up a big hill, but it sure was pretty! And there was lots of cool old stuff to dig around in. In the end, I think Lellie thought it was worth the effort, and I sure did have fun!
Products Used
This project uses products from K and Company, Autumn Leaves, Basic Grey


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