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You`ll need to upload picture to a photo site like Photobucket, http://photobucket.com/ . Then copy the link that allows you to post on forums 
In a nutshell ....
1. Save your pics to your PC
2. Open a (free) Photobucket account, log in and create an album.
3. Choose "Upload Files"
4. Browse to the location on your PC and then upload them.
5. Once they've finished uploading you'll be taken to your album.
6. To add any of your pics to a thread just right click on the "IMG Code" under the thumbnail image, select copy.
7. Go to your BCUK post and click paste, job done.
Choose a sensible size to upload to a forum ("more options" under the "Upload" button), I use 1024 x 768 which seems to suit most machines including laptops. Once you pick this setting it stays like that until you change it. You can only reduce the size of your pics in Photobucket, you can't increase them any larger than that which they were uploaded at.
Hope that helps
1. Save your pics to your PC
2. Open a (free) Photobucket account, log in and create an album.
3. Choose "Upload Files"
4. Browse to the location on your PC and then upload them.
5. Once they've finished uploading you'll be taken to your album.
6. To add any of your pics to a thread just right click on the "IMG Code" under the thumbnail image, select copy.
7. Go to your BCUK post and click paste, job done.
Choose a sensible size to upload to a forum ("more options" under the "Upload" button), I use 1024 x 768 which seems to suit most machines including laptops. Once you pick this setting it stays like that until you change it. You can only reduce the size of your pics in Photobucket, you can't increase them any larger than that which they were uploaded at.
Hope that helps
Unfortunately they are getting more and more isolated and rare. Even in areas that were once strongholds. I used to see the same individuals, year on year, some recorded as over 17 years old. One female was recorded by a colleague on the same site for 25 years. Now, I'm lucky if I see the same individuals three years in a row on some sites.
Last summer, as I was driving along a country road, I saw a short bitof brown rope in the road as I crested a hill.
A car was coming the other way, so I ran over it.
As I got close, I thought it looked as though it moved before I hit it.
I got out my van to find a flat Adder, with eggs sprayed out the back.
It's the only Adder i've seen, and I killed it.
A car was coming the other way, so I ran over it.
As I got close, I thought it looked as though it moved before I hit it.
I got out my van to find a flat Adder, with eggs sprayed out the back.
It's the only Adder i've seen, and I killed it.
The problem is, they like roads. Certain places in Dorset have cones or one way systems put down in the Summer as a few like to sit on the side of the road where people pull in to let oncoming vehicles pass in the tight lanes.
if i see sum more i post them try and get good pics next time got sum of a mole 2 days a go IMG
... and those piccies are fabulous
You lot are just showing off! i would love to see an adder in the wild ..... not including dead ones
We haven't even started yet.
This guy was evicted from our kitchen earlier in the week:http://www.jubileegroup.co.uk/JOS/misc/t4116877.jpg
These have moved into the living room:
http://www.jubileegroup.co.uk/JOS/misc/t4246999.jpg
This guy's living in the workshop:
http://www.jubileegroup.co.uk/JOS/misc/s9295152.jpg
And here's a fellow we met on the way home a while back, he seemed to like my warm black boots:
http://www.jubileegroup.co.uk/JOS/misc/dscf0016.jpg
Yep, them again:
http://www.jubileegroup.co.uk/JOS/misc/t4287071.jpg
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