Showing posts with label scrapping. Show all posts
Showing posts with label scrapping. Show all posts

20 May 2013

Mosaic Monday




Mesa Verde, Spanish for green table, offers a spectacular look into the lives of the Ancestral Pueblo people who made it their home for over 700 years, from A.D. 600 to A.D. 1300. The park contains over 4,000 known archaeological sites, including 600 cliff dwellings.

This had to be one of the most spectacular sights we'd ever seen.


The people in the top photo give the perspective on how large this particular dwelling is.

29 April 2013

08 April 2013

25 March 2013

Mosaic Monday

Since I started posting at Mosaic Monday it's made me realize that I am missing doing digital scrapping so I am going to post some here over the next few weeks.

This was our itinerary on a driving trip around Ireland in 2007.

03 July 2011

New Blogs This Week


More reading for me!!!

I found a couple from the UK:
Mum's Simply Living also a cat lover!

Miss Piggy Bank

A Canadian blogger Nouveau soccer mom

An Australian Retro mummy

From the US
Winelady Cooks - Joanne and I found each other and became followers of each other this week. How could I not follow a gal called the Winelady???

Which led to me finding 33 Shades of Green!

31 March 2011

HAPPY BIRTHDAY

It's my husband's birthday today and he is out golfing in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. He is a passionate golfer.

This was one of his highlights - playing St.Andrew's several years ago.


However, he has been lucky to play in many places around the world.

HAWAII


IRELAND




 MANY PLACES IN THE STATES


14 September 2010

Thirsty Tuesday - Sedona

Standing tall at the west end of Sedona sits Coffee Pot Rock, perfectly poised to pour the first cup of morning refreshment for the countless neighbors, us included, living in the shadow of this unique and colourful monument.
Our condo was just below (across the road) from the Coffee Pot. Visible from all over town, Coffee Pot Rock looks like a percolator style pot, complete with spout. The base of Coffee Pot Rock is deep Sedona red, with slight striations of white and pink. The lid of the Coffee Pot is striped beige and orange, further resembling the clear top of the percolator.

And yes, that is snow behind us in the smaller photo. At 5,600 ft Coffee Pot Rock is considereed the highest point in town. At that height it is not surprising to get snow in November.

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