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- Links, Credits & Journaling
- We were camping at Lake Livingston in south Texas, July of 2024 when a hurricane hit the Texas coastline. We were 150 miles away from the eye of the storm. Trees were blown down and the wind was high, causing big waves. Our camper and jet skis were not damaged, and the next day the sun came out and we were able to go out on the lake. Crazy weather for a Texas summer.
Credits:
Coastal Collage template by Miss Fish
Ocean Breeze paper by Aimee Harrison
Artic Tundra tree spiral by Aimee Harrison
Nantucket foliage and flowers by Aimee Harrison
Jurrassic lace by Aimee Harrison
Safe Harbor Grass by Aimee Harrison
Secretly Santa alpha by Aimee Harrison
Weather Station tree, cyclone, and tag by Kristmess
Sun Of A Beach palm leaves by Kristmess
Trail Mix paper by Neia Scraps
Trail Mix tree stump by Bekah E Designs
Andrea Karime altas y bajas, @Adobe Fangsong Std R, and Britannic Bold fonts