Photos Please!

[kujawskir]

Wondering why did I upload to my gallery if we can't point to the gallery whenever we want and save space?

How about copy and paste from the "BB Code" under the picture in the gallery - directly into the text of the message?

It looks like the address re-write didn't adjust the HTML tag language, but hey, I'll give her a shot.

OK, if it's stupid and it works, it ain't stupid?
There's your one line instructions up top, if you want to put it in your Gallery and reference in many other threads without wasting space. One shot wonders can but thrown willy-nillie into the threads I guess.

Anywho, Have fun!

 

[kujawskir]

lessee, what if I try to link to one already in my gallery on the site? If it works, My son turned the bowl in my "trunk" out of walnut wood.




hmm, why did I have to clear the "Retrieve remote file and reference locally" box? that makes little sense?

edit: There's a hidden or blocked pop-up from stating that ctx700-forum.com says it was a bad URL. put this site in your "allow" list under pop-up settings. It won't change uploads from web sites to work, but it will help you see the errors. If it works, this edit try will be direct download again "from computer".

 

[Woodswoman]

"Flicker" posing on the Highland Scenic Highway in West Virginia.

 

[Professor*76]

If I knew how to do that, I would. It's not as intuitive as I need, and there isn't any instructional thread... that I have found so far. But, I'll keep trying.

All the best,

Dave

Dave, I sent you a PM with some info that may help in posting pics.

 

[MJC]

That is my bike, I am not in the photo. Taken at the motorcycle museum, parking lot.

 

[Woodswoman]

That is my bike, I am not in the photo. Taken at the motorcycle museum, parking lot.
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Motorcyclepedia Museum, in Newburgh, yes? That is SUCH a cool place!

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[kujawskir]

Facebook just reminded me of a shot from this time last year. This is what happens when you don't feel like taking the time to clear a path for both vehicles:

 

[soldaze]

Here's my bike, ready to roll back to home, just outside of Yosemite.

 

[Professor*76]

Napper I like the looks of that windscreen. Do you like it? Any info is appreciated.

Thanks,

 

[MJC]

Motorcyclepedia Museum, in Newburgh, yes? That is SUCH a cool place!

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Yes, love that place. Going back Jan 21st for the vended swap meet plus you get the see the bikes/museum.

 

[Radiomerchant]

2017CTX 700 DCT. 1500 miles on the clock and ready for the road.


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[Steven]

Just a photo... I ran across this during my latest trip...

 

[Radiomerchant]

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[burdicda]

Blue Ridge Parkway all packed up Oct 2017 the whole thing from Washington DC down to Melbourne Florida....

 

[Steven]

That's some serious amount of gear.

 

[burdicda]

When we woke up in Boone to start down the Blue Ridge Parkway there was solid ice on our seats and it was 34.0 F

 

[Woodswoman]

Probably have posted this before, but ... I like it a lot. So I'm sharing it again.

On the Highland Scenic Highway in West Virginia.

 

[Steven]

Just now, John Denver singing about the blue ridge mountains popped into me head. Hmmmm...

 

[Professor*76]

Here are a few pics of my recent ride along the Lake Ontario shore to Pultneyville. I've made this ride many times to B. Forman Park...a very beautiful park. The Lake road is my typical "pack-a-lunch country ride".

 

[Woodswoman]

Here are a few pics of my recent ride along the Lake Ontario shore to Pultneyville. I've made this ride many times to B. Forman Park...a very beautiful park. The Lake road is my typical "pack-a-lunch country ride".

Prof, I'm immensely jealous.

Last month the hubby and I rode to Sodus Point, where we spent a couple of nights, then we set out to ride along the lake shore up to the Saint Lawrence.

I'd planned for all manner of rain, but never thought about fog. You guessed it: The day we set out, we couldn't see 20 yards ahead of us -- and it went on like that for *hours*. Eventually we despaired, and cut over into the (sunny, warm) Adirondacks instead.