Columbus Day Pics

[Nasoosie]

This is an experiment to see what happens if I post an album in my Webshots site. If it works, great! If not, I will delete it! Try clicking on the picture in this post, and it will take you the album on my Webshots site. Once you get to the album, you have to click on one of the pics, and then, when it comes up big, down at the bottom, there's an option to view slideshow of that album.

Not sure if I like this, or not-----but it sure is easy to do.

[mitch5252]

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Worked just ducky.

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[Nasoosie]

Now I'll try posting the pics my usual way---I think they come out lighter in the post.


Back field.


Burnt Hill on Columbus Day 2009.


Burnt Hill again, with trail Molly and I were walking on.


Back field before coming rain or snow.


Larch about to lose its needles for the winter in front of a balsam tree.


House with woodpiles covered and smoke coming out of chimney.

[snowball]

for what it is worth I perfer them here..they were small when I went into the site and couldn't find the place to make it a slide show
good pictures thanks for posting them
sheila

[Liz]

The slideshow worked fine. Right here is fine too, and we get the commentary with. The colors in those pics is just beautiful. How fortunate you are to be able to watch the seasonal changes in such a scenic place...right outside your door! Do those two piles of wood carry you through the winter?

[Rufflesgurl]

Very nice pix. Thanks for sharing. I could not get the slideshow either.

Linda

[OutandAbout]

The slide show worked just fine, once I figured it out.LOL I just love your pictures, thanks for sharing them. Linda

[Nasoosie]

I hope those two piles of wood last me through the winter, Liz! I imagine they will, as the front piles, away from the shelter of the house, are the new ones and the logs are so green they barely burn! At this rate, they will last two years! I've had them 'airing' out since early July---before the GTG, but we have had very little sun to dry them out. We shall see, I guess! In the meantime, I am trying to burn some dry logs with those wet, green ones. My fire is just simmering in my stove right now.....not much heat coming out yet!