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It allowed me to upload as usual in this thread, but this is what I get when I try on the No Words thread. Thanks for your help.
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Greetings. I joined photo.net earlier this summer and have enjoyed participating in the "No Words" thread. However, start a few weeks ago, if I click to add a photo in a reply, it gives me a popup for URL of photo rather than the drag/drop box or upload. Am I missing something? I can create a folder on my 1and1 account and upload photos via FTP to that and link, but it's much more time-consuming. Thank you for your help.
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Vermillion Cliffs, Arizona on Rt 89A
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Plains of San Agustin, New Mexico. Home of VLA (Very Large Array) 27 radio telescopes linked as one Very Large one. (Hence the name) Link: Very Large Array - Wikipedia
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Somewhere in Maine. About 12 inches long! I waited to make sure he/she got across safely.
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Our son at St Peter's Basilica in the Vatican. (Posted previously in different thread)
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I thought the stained glass windows added a nice touch of light.
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Photo posted in previous thread.
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The last photo of my mother and I together. Blackwater Falls, West Virginia. Sept 2017. We were talking one day and she said she had not been to Blackwater Falls for 50 years. I decided to take the day off work and we drove over and walked down to the falls (over 100 steps, and she was 85 - no problem.) I set up this photo on the tripod. Just a few weeks later, she was feeling ill and found out she had terminal pancreatic cancer. She died 5 weeks later. I have this photo up on the shelf.
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Ice climbing is popular on the cliffs along the Seward Highway south of Anchorage, Alaska.
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Only in Alaska...... Helloooooo, Betty!
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Barn and fall colors near Blackwater Falls, West Virginia.
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I was given the opportunity to play the square grand piano at the home of Anna Jarvis, founder of Mother's Day. (Grafton, WV) The piano and the pianist are both hard-core analogue. Haha!
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Sealskin boots made by native Alaskans in the Bristol Bay region. Beaver Round-Up Festival, Dillingham, Alaska. (Scan from negative - 1995)
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Shock Wave - Fastest Semi Truck in the World at 376 MPH (605 Km/Hr) Powered by 3 jet engines. Link: SHOCKWAVE and Flash Fire Jet Trucks - Home
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My dad's Kodak Brownie Target Six-20 camera when he was stationed at Barber Point Naval Air Station, Hawaii, from 1949-1951. It still has the "permission slip" taped to the bottom that has his name, rank, and permission to carry on base. Non-working, but one of the first things I would grab if our house was on fire.
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Fokker Triplane - Munich Technical Museum, Germany.
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I was a pianist in various US Air Force Bands including Concert Bands, Jazz Ensembles, Country/Rock Bands, and as a solo pianist. At the time, there were 13 USAF bands worldwide. Stationed in Virginia, Alaska, Nebraska, and Germany. I did this for 16 years and over 2,500 performances before I cross-trained into the Paralegal field due to hearing loss. Retired at Scott AFB, Illinois after 20 years. That's me at the piano. (Langley AFB, Virginia. TAC Jazz Ensemble. 1986
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Morgantown, West Virginia. Birthplace of Don Knotts (Barney Fife) "Just nip it in the bud!"
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Two big boy toys. Only one is mine. (The bike) Coming back from a camping trip, I stopped to see if the bike would fit underneath for a photo. Almost, but no.
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1957 Moto Guzzi - Used daily. Caorle, Italy. Early 1-cylinder engine.
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Circa early 1960s. West Virginia. My grandfather working on the farm with Charlie or Bob, one of our two work horses. (Sorry - scan of water damaged old photo) BTW - They loved to be out in the field working. When we hitched up only one horse, the other would want to go along so much!
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