Hannah has had quite a night on the town celebrating a significant birthday with her friends.
As it is near Halloween the City is getting ready for the event.
The local witch is testing her broom
and the Ghost ship is just about to dock at the quay.
She has taken this photo to add to her album of memories.
This digital page started off with photos of the area, taken at night,
in Newcastle upon Tyne,
in Newcastle upon Tyne,
with added stored digital elements and colour changes.
taken on the Quayside. It shows a number of its many bridges.
This photo taken when the Tyne bridge was being built ...
A Royal opening by King George V .... in 1928
A Royal opening by King George V .... in 1928
In 2015 there is a total of 7 bridges to take you across the river Tyne
in the space of one mile
Now the quayside is a popular place for dining in the many restaurants
and to meet with friends for a social night out.
Higher up the River Tyne is this single carriage way bridge at Newburn
built in 1893 and is the nearest bridge to where we live, for crossing the river
Thank you for visiting me today , I hope you liked seeing the old photos.
Higher up the River Tyne is this single carriage way bridge at Newburn
built in 1893 and is the nearest bridge to where we live, for crossing the river
Thank you for visiting me today , I hope you liked seeing the old photos.
Wonderful journal page, with a funny story as always, and love the photos you have shared. Thanks for joining us again at Art Journal Journey, Hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteWonderful page Yvonne and great photographs..years ago we used to go to a Sunday market on the Quayside and it was always terrific
ReplyDeleteLove Chrissie xx
Great old photos! I always think of you when we "sail" past on our way North, yesterday we flew over the top but I wasn't on my broomstick lol!
ReplyDeleteSally
Everything about what you created is wonderful and so atmospheric.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a fun birthday celebration too.
Thanks for sharing the interesting info and photos as well.
Stunning page, you've used fantastic photos as background. Love the story, funny and scary at the same time. Interesting old photographs too.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Mar
stunning pages,love this.
ReplyDeletehugs jenny
What a super digital collage Yvonne with a fantastic story to it and I love to see all this photos .. super interesting! Thank you for sharing and thank you for joining Art Journal Journey again -
ReplyDeleteHAPPY WEEKEND TO YOU!
oxo
Susi
Your picture is so atmospheric, with the blues, the Ghost ship and the witch flying past, what a great description to go with it. Fascinating to see so many bridges and how interesting to see the bridge being built in 1928 with other bridges already there behind it.
ReplyDeleteLove your collaged page Yvonne, looks very 'spooktacular'. Loved the story too.
ReplyDeleteFabulous old pics of the bridge being built and the Royal opening.
Avril xx
Great page and photos.
ReplyDeleteHave a happy weekend xx
Another fantastic atmospheric page, with the spookily eerie colour and images.The bridges look fabulous. Lovely photos as well, thanks for sharing them.
ReplyDeleteJean x
Love the photos and facts you shared. Your digi page is awesome! The night colors are perfect, and how you layered everything.
ReplyDeleteStunningly beautiful. Love it all. The old photos are spectacular as well..x
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It's always fun to read the stories you weave into your journal pages. The witch is flying high, and I suspect the cat is hanging on for dear life. Since I will probably never get a chance to visit this area, I thoroughly enjoyed the photos and the history of this (and others) bridge.
ReplyDeleteWow, the page is beautiful. Nice idea.
ReplyDeleteThe old photos are great.
Greetings Carola
I loved the old photos! Your digital photo is brilliant - although I got a fright when I saw the face! lol! Chrisx
ReplyDeleteWhat a great page Yvonne !!! I like it very much, the photos are fabulous too.. gorgeous !! Big hugs.
ReplyDeleteVery nice digital page Yvonne. I love the ghostly image in the background, and the ship makes it even a bit spookier! Fabulous!
ReplyDeleteA stunning page
ReplyDeleteLove your layered digi collage - what a fabulous atmosphere you've created. Also loving the old photos of Newcastle. I've been lucky enough to spend some time there when the RSC was in town, and always loved it - a great city.
ReplyDeleteAlison xx