I usualy post on the MR forums but this is different. Guess where it was taken!
your backyard?
stay safe
Joe
I’ll tell you tomorrow afternoon.
dougal,
you need to find something that dosnt take so long to load up… some of us are still useing the B.C. dialup internet connections…
Obviously someplace that has green grass year around or it’s an old picture!
I’ll tell you this, it was taken in August. Just to inform you guys I have another computer with dial-up and it only takes a second more
The answer is… Macungie, Pa. I wish it was in my backyard! I changed my signature to a Amtrak shot that is smaller in file size.
…What do we mean…“takes so long to load up”…? If you mean clicking on the Acela photo…?? Just clicking on that brings it up immediately. And I’m on a dial up connection but new computer. Just wish I knew how to put photos on like that.
neat photo, neat signature.
People on the MR forums were complaining that it took to long to load the page.
Both pics are nice
stay safe
joe
Great shots!
It’s my experience, as a website administrator, that where images are concerned, small is good, unless the viewer wants to see the detail. As part of a signature, small is probably best. When posting a picture specifically for people to see, big is good, but consider posting a small version and making it point to the larger version (easily done with forum code).
I’m considering reducing the size of the picture in my signature - it still looks a tad big to me.
Why Is there an MBTA train in the background, looks more like boston to me
I changed it at the request of many people. I changed it again as you can tell.
Are those GT locomotives?
Allentown Scranton & Northern, my model railroad. I messed around with some GT engines to give the AS&N effect. Click on the GIFs to enlarge.