The second looks like Bryce Canyon. I'd even narrow it down to the Navaho trail.Quote:
Originally Posted by Midwest Michael
And I can't see the pics as well. I even tried going direct to the link and it said it was a 1x1 gif.
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The second looks like Bryce Canyon. I'd even narrow it down to the Navaho trail.Quote:
Originally Posted by Midwest Michael
And I can't see the pics as well. I even tried going direct to the link and it said it was a 1x1 gif.
That's weird that you can't see the images -- I wonder what could've changed in the settings since last week.
I can't see anything in the server logs to account for this problem.
Mark
Correct - exactly!Quote:
Originally Posted by Twilight
As far as the other picture goes, you were in the neighborhood with your first guess, but its not the Al-Can.
Western Canada, a gravel road, a bridge and a river still leaves a larger haystack to be looking for the needle....
Mark
I actually said it wasn't Canada, but to be specific, it is in Alaska. You are right about it being a pretty big haystack though, as I'm not sure exactly where on the 134 mile (110 miles of gravel) road this shot was specifically taken...
Earlier I was also unable to see the photos, but was going to wait to comment until I had a chance to try it on my Ubuntu box with Firefox... after doing some chores, I now can see them, on the same Windows XP/IE7 pc I had problems with earlier.
Very strange.
I'm guessing somewhere in Denali for the gravel road... no idea where but it just looks familiar somehow?
Mark - correct with the Dry Tortugas. About as far from Alaska as you can get!
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Originally Posted by CalOldBlue
I can see them now also. Weird.
Craig got it!, it was from the Denali Highway
I got one right! Woohoo!
Here's another
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3058/...6d802a9bc2.jpg