Survivor Week 4 Challenge- Pit Stop


Some items color altered or modified


Aimee Harrison: Sky's the Limit- background paper, vine
Aimee Harrison: Mistletoe Memories- embroidered lace trim
Aimee Harrison: So Springy -geese, flowers
Aimee Harrison: Garden Party- flower
Aimee Harrison: Be A Wildflower- foliage
Blue Heart Scraps: Set Your Own Path-foliage
CathyK Designs: Back to Nature- plaid paper, ribbon
CathyK Designs: Denim and Lace- denim and turquoise papers (clipped to title, wordbits)
Connie Prince: Make Life Grand- flower
Connie Prince #2016 March- flower
Gingerbread Ladies: Cabin Fever- wood paper
Lindsay Jane: Simple Masks 14
Fonts Tahoma, Sandyha, Panda Tired Caps, Open Sans Bold


Stop Sign Wordart- STOP Take time to enjoy nature the sights the sounds the smells
Word Bits: Revitalize, Relax, Rest
Journaling
We are blessed to have a wonderful outdoor recreation area in our town.The grandkids like to feed the tamer geese and throw rocks into the lake. Some enjoy trying their hand at fishing. There are several paths perfect for bicycle riding, walking or running. The paths go around the lake or through a wooded area along the river. The lake is only short distance from us and is the perfect get-a-way place. Sometimes we have an impromptu picnic lunch but mostly we spend time together walking the dogs and enjoying being outside in nature. On occasion we have seen a bald eagle floating above the lake and then swoop down to snatch a meal. In the summer, I love hearing the call of the redwing blackbirds. In spring, the sweet aroma of the tamarisk in bloom delights the senses. Many times, it is just nice to sit quietly and take it all in... watching the ripples play across the lake, the clouds drift along in the sky or bask in the warmth of the sun. Confluence Lake is a perfect place to...just...unwind.