Scrapbooking on the road - 1st round

I apologize for the photo quality - these were

taken with my iphone as each

page as completed. Then I had to wait for wifi in order

for them to transfer to my computer

to upload.

This is the first page of the album - kind of explains

things and sets up the rest of the book.

I did get a tad windy LOL!

 I have limited supplies and decided that 8.5x11 in

project life style would be the ticket.

Never having done PL before I can see that the majority

of stuff I packed is not quite right for it.

Which aggravated me to no-end and it does

mess with the mojo.

However, I shall perservere or stop at a Michael's or Hobby Lobby :)

 I have been saving ephemera and then couldn't decide if

I wanted to add it to my journal or the album.

The album won and I'm doing things a bit different in my

journal too in the way I make entries.

More on that later.

These photos are the about the ride to BB King's museum.

If you get in the area its quite incredible

and his life was nothing short but blessed.

 This next page also focuses on our cruise up Hwy 61

known as the Mississippi Blues Trail - where the blues

muscians traveled to get the crossroads at town

and went down to Beale Street to practice their music.

The Blues cafe has the best bbq ribs -EVER.

 Next up of course was the King of Rock n Rolls

Graceland. It was absolutely gorgeous and smaller

than I had expected. I did take some interior shots but

didn't include them here yet - because I was getting annoyed

at the printer and myself.

Scrapbooking is supposed to be fun.

Since I'm doing it PL style I can toss them in anytime.

Or not.

 Next up was the rush to Glacier National Park

and what a bust that was.

We did get to see some of it - and then made the

decision to move on as the fires are still blazing.

 We were able to ride partially on the Road to the Sun

but because of the size of our RV we had to turn around

at Avalanche - however, as the fire progressed

it was eventually closed anyway.

I was a bit annoyed that I purchased 4x6 portrait - I hardly

ever take portrait shots however, the album

is small enough that it can be turned for viewing pleasure.

I was trying to do pages as I posted the photos but you can

see how well that plan turned out. 

Its hard to break out the supplies due to duration of an overnight stay.

And then there's lack of wifi and internet service.

So....you'll have to see some of them twice.

My bad :)