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Pics of Our Garden

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Posted by Wayne_NY Z6HudsonVal NY (My Page) on
Wed, Aug 4, 04 at 20:47

Well, just learned about PhotoBucket so now am proud to post some pictures....

Enjoy..

Wayne

Here is a link that might be useful: See Eileen's Garden

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Very nice, Wayne! I espeially like the whimsical touches, like the old mailbox and the bowling ball. I'm sure you get a lot of enjoyment from that garden. You sure put some work into it!

Cat

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Cool; no ads! I wonder how photobucket gets their money. I'm pretty happy with webshots, but losing the ads and pop-ups is a definite plus.

Here is a link that might be useful: Spring 2003

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Love the shots! Estevinho, the I. Tectorum looks great. I've got lots of pictures, but I don't know how to post them.

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klavier, probably the easiest way to post pictures is to get the pictures on a cd when you have them developed. It costs an extra dollar or two. Non-digitized prints, of course will need to be scanned. Once you have digitized pictures, you can upload them anywhere you storage space. Your isp may already provide you with space. The archive sites like webshots or photobucket makes it easy to share pictures. If I didn't already have stuff in webshots, I'd probably go for photobucket.

  
 

 

 


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