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This is the Grand Cathedral in Köln, Germany. My husbands most elusive ancestor was an altar boy here in the 1840's and I am not the first to look for him, but I do intend to be the last. It is my quest to find the sneaky bugger, and find whether I really am married to the descendant of some long lost German royal person... Wouldn't it be fabulous if my girls really were princesses?
For my scrapbooking friends...
I used DCWV's Rustic Stack for the paper, the Bible is from my Inspired Heart cartridge, the ribbon and bling were from my stash, and the journaling was printed from my computer, and filled in with blue gel pen.
Challenges:
I just found your website through Geneabloggers. Welcome to Geneabloggers.
ReplyDeleteRegards, Jim
Genealogy Blog at Hidden Genealogy Nuggets
Omg, your layout is absolutely gorgeous, and I love your touch for bling.. I'm so happy you joined my Getting Scrappy Challenge and I hope you will get scrappy with us again..
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Amanda :0)
Sound like an interesting ancestor. I love seeing what artistic thing you do with the pics and info.
ReplyDeleteMelanie
This is so very pretty! Great pictures too! Thanks so much for joining us at the Getting Scrappy Challenge this past week!
ReplyDeleteLisa
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Good luck on your quest! This page is great! I love your touch of bling and what a beautiful castle! Thank you for playing with us at Getting Scrappy!
ReplyDeleteLove your page! I really like the bling! Thanks for entering the Getting Scrappy Challenge!
ReplyDeleteTeresa
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What a great layout! Your pictures are beautiful! Thank you for linking up to the Getting Scrappy Challenge.
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