Wonderful selfie and page design. Love it all!

There were no moose in the meadow below Tincup Pass, and there were no tiny sunflowers that I always loved for their perseverence. At our favorite spot down lower, we took a short hike uphill into some forest and found a mix of roses, mushrooms, daisies and much more including some fall color.

I love the cave photos for their amazing forms and colors, but it's the photos of you that do a great job of putting it into perspective. Nice use of the template! :)

It looks like a super fun way to get around and bring lots of stuff. We had a yellow jeep and the only thing was the butterflies and bugs all seemed to think it must be a flower and swarmed around it sometimes. Also love your 'scene'. ;)

Wow! Thank you Ana! :cool:

Love your bird and your page! Great idea to turn two frames into one.

Love the warm browns with the icy cold blues for this February story. Great use of the template. :cool:

Beautiful page. The photos and the design. And the fish. ;)

Love it even if it makes me think about our current politics, because it puts it all into perspective. Love your masking.

Love how you make a self portrait not so daunting by size and repetition, and your paper strips are wonderful.

Love everything, and love how your mind works. :cool:

Beautiful photos and I love how you blended in the vibrant glowing colors.

The ski looks so different from when I was that age, but it was fun to water ski at that age.

Wow. Love your design. Her turtle is small and I love how you made him big on the page, and the pink flowers and your butterfly watercolor spectrum from yellow green to blue is perfect. ;)

So pretty and summery!

She looks so busy! Love the slits keeping the page clean and making more space for the brushes and paints. :)

I love old cars, but I think maybe the neon signs get my attention even faster. Love the Texaco, and I've ridden in one of those old restored seafoam green bugs. Owned by a friend here in my town. The black and white is good for a break here and there.

I could have shipped it, but took the time to dig through Zinnwaldite, and it gave my page so much more character. And was fun!

On the way over Independence Pass we had climbed to 10,800 feet when we saw a herd of bighorn sheep and stopped. I hopped out and followed them higher up the mountain when they moved, taking photos with my phone. It was a great day at high altitude; the corticosteroids were working.

Our first stop was just south of Freemont Pass at a mine settling pond. We were shocked that the beautiful scenic lake was gone, but the wildflowers were thriving. We also saw more wildflowers at the Climax main site, and I enjoyed a ground squirrel who wasn't spooked by my phone's camera.