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Did a little walking to get the photo, so not sure if that breaks the rules here.... but I did cycle 90% of the way u[p to the Fairy Castle up at 3 Rock yesterday.
Unbelievably clear day - could see clearly from Lambay Island to the Sugar loaf.
Walking gets a pass, failure to embed the images is a sacking offence.
Two extra clicks you made me do! The humanity!0 -
alaimacerc wrote: »Walking gets a pass, failure to embed the images is a sacking offence.
Two extra clicks you made me do! The humanity!
I did embed the images but they came up enormous - which I think is a far worse offence. Haven't quite figured out how/why it happens yet.0 -
I did embed the images but they came up enormous - which I think is a far worse offence. Haven't quite figured out how/why it happens yet.
The resolution is too big - typically this can be reduced either before the picture is taken or afterwards. An old post of mine explains how to embed the pictures (link):- Look for "Additional Options" in the lower part of the screen when posting a reply/new message
- The second option is called "Attach Files": click on the button "Manage Attachments"
- A popup appears. The first option here is "Upload File from your Computer". Click on the Browse button to locate your picture.
- Now click "Upload"
- When complete - in the popup - you will see your file under "Current Attachments"
- Here is the tricky bit: right click your file and select "Copy Link Location"
- Close the popup.
- Amongst the options in the main Reply/Post Message window, you will see an icon that looks like a postcard with images of mountains against a yellow background.
- Click this and in response to the prompt: "Please Enter the URL of your image", PASTE the Link Location you saved in the above step.
- That's it!
Any bigger and the horizontal scrolling required gets a bit annoying. My phone takes pictures 5312 pixels wide - about 5 screen widths on my work PC
Most phones can reduce the image size - either before or after the picture is taken.
The above is for Windows using Firefox, your setup may be different but the approach should be very similar.0 -
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Few shots from around Lough Gur taken on a camping trip to mountshannon
Killaloo
IMG_20160707_182550 by jambonsambo, on Flickr
IMG_20160707_172736 by jambonsambo, on Flickr
Broadford / Bodyke area
IMG_20160708_103003 by jambonsambo, on Flickr
IMG_20160707_164418 by jambonsambo, on Flickr
IMG_20160708_102509 by jambonsambo, on Flickr
The wheels ;
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A few shots from a spin in Cratloe wood clare on the single speed
IMG_20160718_121914 by jambonsambo, on Flickr
IMG_20160718_131943 by jambonsambo, on Flickr
IMG_20160718_130616 by jambonsambo, on Flickr
IMG_20160718_122120 by jambonsambo, on Flickr 0 -
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