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[DeeCeeM]

When you saved it, did you use the "Save for the Web" option? I usually keep my original larger & use the "web" option to reduce the size (using the "Quality" setting) to get it small enough to upload.

[GLENNinPA]

I think I figured it out. I just posted another picture "new at posting" and it seemed to come out better.
Thanks
Glenn

[GLENNinPA]

By the way DeeCeeM that's a very nice site you have there.
Glenn :)

[DeeCeeM]

Thanks! It's truly a labor of love. I hope to add a new hike r 2 & a virtual drive up Fall River Road when I get back.

[junkie]

Finally had some time to find and stitch together some pics:

I am on top. This is on the way up to the crater. The valley below is the Poudre River valley.

Pic 2 is daughter Sara at the top of Rock Cut when we went up to watch the sunset.

Pic 3 is daughter Jen with me on the way to the Crater (very tired by this point). She did a good job with the pic of me though!

Chris

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[Aaron]

Nice pics! Thanks for sharing

--Aaron

[DeeCeeM]

Just wanted to bring this thread to the attention of the new folks - or the old ones who haven't posted here yet.

[Marvman]

Finally came up with a picture I'm willing to post (besides the "hat" pic)



Marvman

(special thanks to my dad on the other end of my camera)

[Aaron]

Must have been hard to set that hat aside, even for only one pic! I feel your pain man!

--Aaron

[lovethemtns]

Love your picture Marvman! We are all waiting for our train to come in. (In one way or another). :D ;)

[lovethemtns]

Marvman, In reviewing the thread "Breaking News" under Humor, Aaron's paparazzi did catch a few pics of you with trains. How interesting. ;)

[CDeb]

The wife and I on the summit of Long's in August 2002.

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[lovethemtns]

Great photo CDeb. I bet you smile everytime you look at it. I always wondered what the view looks like from up there. Welcome to the forum.

Anne

[ProfHall]

Welcome, CDeb! How nice to see another Southerner (other than Texan - no offense Texans, we just need some more variety!). If you haven't picked up through the various threads yet, DCM and I are also from near your neighhborhood. The newest person in our department is a recent LSU grad, though I believe your reference to Ragin Cajuns would be Louisiana-Lafayette...is that right?

EDIT: I learned from my office neigbor that the school is known as U-La-La, pronouned "Oooh-laa-laa." :P

And speaking of your neighborhood, I certainly hope you guys stay safe in the upcoming days...looks like a rock and roll time is just ahead.

[DeeCeeM]

Welcome, CDeb! As ProfHall said, it's great to have another neighbor join in.

Looks like we're in for some rough weather - stay safe!