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By Westina

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One of Jane's favorite place to go - Long Bay Beach in Auckland, NZ - within walking distance from her home. What a beautiful place to be.

 

Journaling (see left page)

Long Bay Beach is a wonderful place to go and be at one with my Lord. Sometimes I just walk the beach others I will walk over the cliffs to the other beaches or go along the beach and then walk along the creak and through the bush. Everyday is different depending on the tides, seasons and weather. There are times when the sunrises are just beautiful others you see the most amazing storms over the ocean. Its certainly not boring looking out to sea as there are many islands out in the gulf and plenty of bird life. All this and its only a 15min walk from my house--just wonderful every day of the year.

 

Credits:

S Nuckles ... By The Sea Collection Mini

S Johnson ... Cabana Collection Biggie

V Randall ... Beachin Plain Paper Mini

V Randall ... Beachin Collection

B Hackman ... Blossom & Blooms Spring Embellishment Biggie

M Renfro ... SS Tools Action Paper Tear

Font: CK Terzini

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Bride

I particularly like how you tore the bg to make it look like beach and ocean meeting and how you blended the one photo into the bg paper – oh and the sand dollar incorporated into the title – very clever gal you are!

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CRS

Oh, this is gorgeous!! I love the colors and the blending and the photos and the....I could go on and on, lol! WOW!

 

And Jane, I want to come live with you!

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Guest Happy99

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You really did such an outstanding job on these - I keep looking and wishing to be there:) Faabulous!!!!

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Jane in N.Z

Just absolutly beautiful. love the paper tear and the sea/sand papers. The embelishments are awesome. i am speachless as I just love them so much.

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caprimom

Ahhhhh how beautiful! I see why this is Jane's fave place. You have scrapped it beautifully. I love how the background mimics the sand and water/sky of a beach and the minimal embellies don't overpower the beautiful photos.

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