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Some more of the same. Again click the Thumbnails for the larger picture.






Let me know if you prefer the large pictures directly or the Thumbnail method.

Do you prefer the posts with the full-size images or would you like me to continue using Thumbnails linked to the full-size images ?

Not summer pictures but pictures of the fire from the other night ,some of which have been used on BBC Look East.

Those are all great, thank you larry! I dunno about anyone else but I quite like the thumbnails so you can see them all at the same time as the quality is still great and then you can choose which ones you'd like to see bigger.

The thumbnails are the ones that Photobucket use in your album.

An example

The thumbnail is

http://s77.photobucket.com/albums/j51/b ... lower1.jpg


The main image is

http://i77.photobucket.com/albums/j51/b ... lower1.jpg

So you use the {URL} command to link to the main picture then where you normally put words use the {IMG} command.

like {URL=Main picture link}{IMG=Thumbnail Link}{/IMG}{/URL}

If you put three on one line then just repeat 3 times on the same line before pressing enter. Use Copy and Paste to save time retyping and just change the image filenames.

Note that the curly brackets are normally square brackets.

http://photos.highland2007.com/index.php?x=browse

Check out the Harray sunset.

A slingshot that has not yet elastic strap or a garland around the wrist

Very good.
Question Cameron ,how late does the sun set on the longest day ?
I'm guessing it's well on the way to around Midnight .

Slingshot or catapult which every you want to call them reminds me of something that we used to do using ball-bearings with them as a teenager which could have caused some trouble if they'd discovered where the ball-bearings had originated from but after it was mentioned in school assembly I'm sure we stopped what we were doing !

It's funny, it's not so much a sunset as a dimming in the sky - I mean the sun is not high in the sky in the late evening, but it's daylight again by 1.30am or 2.

A big difference to the 5 - 6 hours of darkness we get.

It was awesome being in the Arctic last year - there was NO difference in sunshine between 3am and 3pm, it was just bizarre!

Hopefully you don't remember, larry, what to do with paper-strings and rubberbands in a class-room (they are together quite usefull mini-slingshots as well)

Over here we're enjoying our last summer-days - season is slowly turning into an autumn and in the woods are lots of more treasures to find:

This holiday snap won't even compete with larry's works of art, but as I finally worked out how to post pics today, I'm going to have a go:

This is a windmill in the village of St Reverend in France, a few miles from where we stayed in June :

And this one.....not Hogwarts, but Mont St Michel:

I love Mont St Michel TD, lovely pic.