Scrapping on the road - Round 9

I used this map we procured from the NC visitor center

to use as a base paper for this page.

That is our RV and main man getting ready to

disembark from the Cape May Ferry.

 Chincoteague and Assateague Parks were

about my favorite - beautiful lands with wild horses

and a lighthouse - has it all to make one swoon.

Tom's Cove campgrounds were perfect to see both.

 We also did the Chesapeake Bay Bridge/Tunnel

which was fun - although a bit wild.

They want you to go fast through the tunnel 

and keep your speed and all it would take is some

knucklehead to stop.

And they do.

For no reason.

But we made it through unscathed.

 Had a lovely visit with the parents.

Looks like Mamajean got her duck face on.

 Highlights of our visit to the Lincoln Museum.

It was fun to not have an agenda and to just stop

and see whatever caught our fancy.

 Chasing hummingbirds at the parents.

 And lastly the Chickamauga & Chattanooga National Military Park highlights.

It was wild unboxing my supplies and putting them up.

This was what I had to work with.

I did purchase some supplies and papers along way - mostly

national parks stuff - but I did need some

cardstock as I didn't pack enough.

Also went to a real scrapbook shop and picked up some 'travel'

stuff there because I honestly didn't pack 

the 'right stuff'. 

Even the little tidbits were annoyingly 'wrong'.

I had never done pocket pages or project life before

sooooooo I ad libbed a lot which was fun

but.......

I used the bulk of it and it really was fun.

I also felt in my head that I was more creative.

AND THEN I open my mail to 2 Studio Calico kits

and putting all the stuff away to my

already packed papers

and 

NOW I FEEL OVERWHELMED.

LOL.

Can't win.

I believe I will have one or two more pages in this album

to "close" it. I had a windy beginning and feel I need and ending.

I didn't address about being in an RV for 2 months with my

awesome hubby in a small space

with all the comforts of home

but doing those "home" things on the road.