Late last year my cousin sent me a travel journal written by our Great Aunt and Uncle of their holiday in France and Switzerland in July 1955, this gave me the inspiration for this week's challenge.
The two photos, pressed flower, cable car ticket and 'writing' are from the journal, the background is Googled, cord from Holliewood Studios, Graphics Fairy handed me the hand, I used Kathryn Balint's photo edges and Difference maker texture from SHC.

This is fabulous Judy...you have convinced me I have simply got to get around more!
ReplyDeleteExcellent artwork and great quote!
ReplyDeleteI've always loved that quote...love your art too!
ReplyDeleteOh wow this is stunning Judy.
ReplyDeletePerfect work.
xoxo
What an amazing page, I love it. All your elements have come together to give a page that looks as if it really had been made in years gone by.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely top drawer Judy! A wonderful spread that looks so real! xx
ReplyDeleteyes, you do not even have to travel far to get more out of it. Great answer to the theme
ReplyDeleteWhat a treasure you have in your hands dear Judy!
ReplyDeleteAnd this artwork of yours is just perfect my friend!
It seems so real, I could touch it and turn the pages over... carefully of course! :)
Your pages are fantastic, Judy. It has the charm of the old times and how lucky you are in having your Great aunt travel journal!
ReplyDeleteOh, this is awesome, Judy!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic gift to receive and keep, Judy, and thank you for sharing it with us at the Muses, my friend.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic piece and how wonderful that you have that real travel journal as inspiration.
ReplyDeleteWonderful
Judy this is totally fabulous! I love all the elements you brought together with such artistry.xx
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful travel collage. I love all it's many components, and you gathered them masterfully. BRAVO!!!
ReplyDeletewhat a perfect composition to this true quote!
ReplyDeletePerfect range of soft colors, yet very dynamic pages!
ReplyDeleteThis is a very inspiring journal page!
ReplyDeleteI love that you have used "real life" ephemera to add to your most beautiful, vintage journal. Superb.
ReplyDeletePS - Don't talk to me about cable cars in SF. As a tourist there a few years ago I made the mistake of trying to get on one in an area which was (unknown to me) a dropping off area. When I got up onto the first step the conductor actually put his hands on my shoulders and pushed me off. I was lucky not to fall. I didn't leave my heart in San Francisco.
Magnificent creation, love the quote too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great pages, so much to see and a great quote;o)
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