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Journaling: Iveagh Gardens, hidden in the middle of Dublin Ireland. How many writers spent time here, getting inspiration and ideas for their wonderful works? Oscar Wilde, James Joyce, Maeve Binchy or Bram Stoker ... ? Once a private garden but opened to the public in 1817 Clonmell Lawns/Coburg Gardens had fallen into disrepair by 1860. Ownership changed hands again and a winter garden was created based on the Crystal Garden of Sydenham in London. Eventually the buildings on the site became the University College of Dublin until they moved in 1961. After undergoing extensive renovation in 1992, Iveagh Gardens was re-opened to the public and is now under guardianship of the OPW of Dublin. I used Wordsmith and Shadow Styles by SNU, Mixed Media, Waterbed Brushes and Gesso Paper Texture by 2 Worlds Art, Unconditional Gloss by CKI. Font is Impact Label and Bookmania.
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Left side of a DPLO - Journaling: Take a look inside the oldest library in Ireland. Founded by Archbishop Narcissus March. Construction began in 1703 and the library was opened to the public in 1707. Housed here are book from Marsh’s personal collection (over 10,000 books) as well as manuscripts from Bishop Edward Stillingfleet, Dr. Elias Bouhereau, Bishop John Stearn as well as many other important documents. I used Artsy Templates 23 by Miss Fish, Read A Good Book by TMD, Shadow Styles by SNU, Dirty Paper and Rustic Styles by LAS, Art Crush by ABR. Font is IM FELL DW Pica
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Right Side of DPLO - Journaling: Among the manuscripts is a volume of the Lives of the Irish Saints in Latin from ca. 1400, as well as 16th century madrigals and other musical pieces, and manuscripts on theological, legal and medical matters. In some of the bookcases there are bullet holes from the Easter Rising that occurred across the street! I used Artsy Templates 23 by Miss Fish, Read A Good Book by TMD, Shadow Styles by SNU, Dirty Paper and Rustic Styles by LAS, Art Crush by ABR. Font is IM FELL DW Pica
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Journaling: Victoria Street in Edinburgh is said to have been the inspiration for Diagon Alley, where Harry and his wizarding friends buy everything they need for a school year at Hogwarts. Others will say The Shambles in York is the real inspiration for the whimsical Alley. I used Bower Bird by SRO, Remember The Magic by DBH, Weekend Market by BoBunny, Shadow Styles by SNU, Unconditional Gloss Styles by CKI. Fonts are VVDS_Le Bonjour and Grad.
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Journaling: There is evidence of otherworldly beings all around us. Just look at the fairy doors in the Hazelbrook Reserve in the Blue Mountains of Australia. These fairy doors can be seen as you wander along the lush trails. Visit Fairy Falls, or Horseshoe Falls. Take in the beauty of this magical place! I used Fairy Garden by GWH, Be Creative by ABR, Madison County by BMU and Shadow Styles by SNU. Fonts are Glittery and Chalkline.
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Journaling: Originally meant to haul non-living cargo, the Jeanie Johnston became famous for helping desperate Irish families escape during the Great Famine. Between 1848 and 1855, the ship made 16 voyages to North America, sailing to Canada and the US. On average, the length of the transatlantic journey was 47 days. The most passengers she ever carried was 254. To put this number in perspective, the replica ship is only licensed to carry 40 people including crew. I used Grandma’s Steamer Ship and Blue Jeans and Lemonade by KK and Shadow Styles by SNU. Font is Bohemian Typewriter.
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My son and his wife and five children spent Christmas in London and Paris this year. This is a photo of my granddaughter, Maggie Jane, sightseeing in London. For the background, I used a photo from Google Images and used effects to turn it into an oil painting. ITEMS USED: EMA_Amalgamation_BrushSet1_Brush4