Do you want to know how you can win the elements and paper packs of this upcoming release?
Just tell us about your biggest adventure or smallest exploration in the comments of this post.
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Comments have to be posted before midnight August 8th.
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My biggest adventure was when I went skydiving at the age of 50 and I also got to crew for a hot air balloonist and go up in the balloon!Thanks so much for the chance to win your beautiful new release
ReplyDeleteOne summer in grad school, my boyfriend at the time and I went on a road trip all over the Midwest. I'm not much of a camper, generally, but I slept in a tent for a week and a half and still managed to enjoy myself! Yellowstone and Arches NP were so amazing.
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ReplyDeleteSkydiving over Lake Superior!
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ReplyDeleteAdventure...hmmm, I'd say going to Disneyworld in Florida with 2 kids in tow. I'd never been anywhere by myself, so that was a new experience for me. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteThe truth is that the only adventure I remember is when we mess up the car on the highway coming back from a wedding, with the whole family, mounted on a crane, at night, on an industrial estate not knowing if we had the workshop, the end everything went well.
ReplyDeleteMy biggest adventure was travelling to China back in 2000. Thanks for the chance to win.
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ReplyDeleteBiggest adventure woudl be moving to NZ from Australia when I was 14
ReplyDeleteBut my favourite adventure would have to be when I was 20, I was pregnant with our son and DH and I decided to just go for a drive. We filled up the petrol tank and just started randomly picking lefts and rights, ended up in the middle of nowhere. Finally managed to get back to a town, ordered fish and chips for dinner then drove back home. We were out for hours and took heaps of pics, and it was just a great day together. Our boy is 3 1/2 now, and when he is a little older (and can sit still for that long) we will be doing something similar again, but with a picnic basket and lots of water this time!
Thanks for the chance to win :)
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ReplyDeleteMy biggest & best adventure happens everyday w/ my littles. Because every little discovery, every exploration - I get to be there! :)
ReplyDeleteMy biggest adventure (besides having kids!) was when my husband and I spent three weeks traveling around Europe (we live in the US) shortly after we were married. It was amazing, but I started getting a little homesick by the end because I had never been away from home for that long before. Thanks so much for the chance to win this gorgeous kit!
ReplyDeletePlanting my own garden all by a single shovel.
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ReplyDeleteHawaii and Alaska have been some of my favorite adventures!
ReplyDeleteMy biggest adventure was my first pregnancy- I've never been on adrenaline for such a long time before ;D!
ReplyDeleteMy best adventure is my meeting with moonkeys the summer when i was 10 years old!!! A wonderfull memory for the little girl that I was!!!!
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My biggest adventure was when i was gone in Corsica, we traveled all over the island on foot, under tremendous heat in order to visit. It was so excited but so exhausting !
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ReplyDeleteThe most scary adventure was a walk in the mountains with my husband, daughter and sister on a hot(28°C) summer day. We reached our goal of a mountain hut at 2177 meters but during the descent we were surprised by a terrible storm and nothing to shelter and on a narrow rocky path. We were soaked but so happy when we were back at the guest house where they were all very worried.
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When I was in college I hiked to the bottom of the Grand Canyon, camped next to the Colorado river and back the next day. I was in shape then, but every muscle in my body hurt after the 12 hours it took to get back up the next day! Love the colors in the sneak peak -- thanks for the chance to win!!
ReplyDeleteMoving to Canada for 8 months! I decided I wanted it earlier but I got an offer on Friday and flew the next monday. Since I'm from the Netherlands that was a huge adventure!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win! I love what I see in the preview, beautiful colors.
I'm hoping my biggest adventure is yet to come! Thanks for the chance to win your new kit!
ReplyDeleteI recently hiked up Bunsen Peak in Yellowstone. Not a huge feat for everyone, but for me, a big accomplishment.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to win - I have tons of adventure photos to scrap :)
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ReplyDeletemy biggest aventure : my travel to greece when i was 15 ! Thanks for the chance to win !!
My greatest adventure was moving to the small nation of Swaziland Africa with two toddlers and living there for 3 years!
ReplyDeleteMy biggest adventure has been one very long rollercoaster ride...full of all the ups and downs life can throw at you that comes with raising a child with special needs and multiple medical issues. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteMy biggest adventure was going to South Africa for two weeks. Thank you for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI have few adventures in my life, really, but, my biggest one was possibly going to a famous early mediaeval rock monastery complex, situated on the border between Georgia and Azerbaijan. It was a day full of explorations, taking fantastic photos, getting under a heavy downpour on the way back, getting stuck in the mud in the middle of a vast field and being saved by a monk from a nearby monastery.
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for the great chance. It was also interesting to read about other people's adventures.
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