SHOW YOURSELF~

[rexhea]

The dress is pretty, too! [:D]

[selector]

Well, I think the birds are just fine! What's the deal? [:D]

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by loathar

You asked for it!!!

Me as Loathar at Halloween

Me when I used to raise Cockateals
Not a very pretty sight is it?

Couldn't you have waited until Monday, I like Sundays to be relaxing and calm. [;)]

[loathar]

You asked for it!!!

Me as Loathar at Halloween

Me when I used to raise Cockateals
Not a very pretty sight is it?

[Isambard]

QUOTE: Originally posted by dthurman

This is for Isambard, I hate to see so much effort go un-rewarded [:)]



Here you go Isambard, not sure why you are having so much trouble, but you are one colorful guy [8D]

Thanks Dave. You obviously have the magic touch.
[:)]

[bbrant]

Here's a pic of me holding my youngest daugher, Sarah, on her first amusement park ride. As you can see, I have a striking resemblance to Brad Pitt and quite often I'm mistaken for him. And yes, I drive the ladies wild. It's just a cross I have to bear.
[:D]

[UNIONPACIFIC4018]

My son and I on the back of a caboose

[selector]

To post a pic, you first have to have it residing on an active server, NOT on your PC at home. So, you need a webhost account. If you already have it, open the pic to full size and right click on it. Select properties, and hi-lite the URL that appears. Right click on the hi-lited URL and clikc on 'copy'. Close out of the window and picture and return to this forum and a new topic post. Place cursor in the topic post box and move the mouse up to "edit' at the top of the page. Click on "paste". Your URL will appear in the posting box. Now you have to tell Trains.copm server to retrieve it, so you type the letters "img" surounded by the SQUARE brackets, not the ( ), immediately in fron t of your URL. Hit 'end' on the keyboard, and type another img, but this time with a / immediately to its front. Close those two with the same square brackets, and post your reply. Your pic will be there.

[Anonymous]

This is for Isambard, I hate to see so much effort go un-rewarded [:)]



Here you go Isambard, not sure why you are having so much trouble, but you are one colorful guy [8D]

[Isambard]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Isambard

QUOTE: Originally posted by Isambard

QUOTE: Originally posted by Isambard

QUOTE: Originally posted by NZRMac

QUOTE: Originally posted by Isambard

All right guys, how do you manage to post images on this forum?
In the meantime, you'll find my photogenic profile over on:

http://www.railroadforums.com/photos/showphoto.php?photo=28610&cat=500&page=1

[:D]

open the picture, then right click on the pic, select properties and high light (left click and drag across) then right click on that and select copy.

Then in the forum do this [img=] then right click here and select paste [/img=]

take the = out of both brackets.

Ken.

Let's see if it works:

Dang, still haven't got it right! What am I not doing? Oh well, back to installing and programming decoders in the Grizzly Northern locomotives.
[:)]

If at first you don't succeeed etc etc:

[/img]

[Isambard]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Isambard

QUOTE: Originally posted by Isambard

QUOTE: Originally posted by NZRMac

QUOTE: Originally posted by Isambard

All right guys, how do you manage to post images on this forum?
In the meantime, you'll find my photogenic profile over on:

http://www.railroadforums.com/photos/showphoto.php?photo=28610&cat=500&page=1

[:D]

open the picture, then right click on the pic, select properties and high light (left click and drag across) then right click on that and select copy.

Then in the forum do this [img=] then right click here and select paste [/img=]

take the = out of both brackets.

Ken.

Let's see if it works:

Dang, still haven't got it right! What am I not doing? Oh well, back to installing and programming decoders in the Grizzly Northern locomotives.
[:)]

If at first you don't succeeed etc etc:

[Isambard]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Isambard

QUOTE: Originally posted by NZRMac

QUOTE: Originally posted by Isambard

All right guys, how do you manage to post images on this forum?
In the meantime, you'll find my photogenic profile over on:

http://www.railroadforums.com/photos/showphoto.php?photo=28610&cat=500&page=1

[:D]

open the picture, then right click on the pic, select properties and high light (left click and drag across) then right click on that and select copy.

Then in the forum do this [img=] then right click here and select paste [/img=]

take the = out of both brackets.

Ken.

Let's see if it works:

Dang, still haven't got it right! What am I not doing? Oh well, back to installing and programming decoders in the Grizzly Northern locomotives.
[:)]

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by grande man
... The mainline thru the hunting lease has been great! ...

Am I reading this right gm? There is a railroad mainline running thru a hunting area you use? If so, that is THE coolest thing EVER!! I need to go there. I would be in "hog heaven"! I wouldn't know what to do first - go scouting for some game, or snap some pics of trains!!

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by TBat55

Me as a baby

LOL! That is so funny.
Allan.

[simon1966]

I am another Brit living in the USA and have done since 1987. Just to prove that I have adapted very well to this great country, here I am with my wife, American of course, and my favorite country music singer, Kathy Mattea.




And here are the other 2 engineers on my pike, Andrew and Christopher (Crispy to everyone) showing their colors!! Go Rams!

[TBat55]

Me as a baby



and me today

[trolleyboy]

Hi here's a shot of myself and the my other half taken on a little steam excursion train in Huntsville Ontario. This was in the fall of 2002 on our honeymoon ( her idea to ride not mine ) I'm luckey that way the wife is as much if not more into trains than myself . Rob

[Anonymous]

Okay, I got a new digital camera today, so first I will post the Cruise the dog, he guards the door to the train room, I kid you not [:)]



Mine to follow tomorrow... promise

Okay it's tomorrow, here is my mug:



Not responsable for damage to your monitors

[selector]

I get it. [;)]

[Anonymous]

Here is another pic of me an my son..... after a long day of railroading!

[dave9999]

That is one heck of a camera. Dave

[jfugate]

QUOTE: Originally posted by leighant

taking pictures of model for web with a videocam. Is this overkill or what?


making a sort-of tree from defunct pot-scrubbing brush

Click on this picture to expand and see tree more clearly. (You probably won't want to see me more clearly, small picture is enough and/or too much.)

Now you've got me curious ... is this footage on the web somewhere, or will it be?

[dave9999]

QUOTE: Originally posted by grande man

QUOTE: Originally posted by dave9999

Grandman,
Ahh, MRE's... The staple of any hurricane survivor.[:P] I have a box full of these
left over from Ivan last year. Dave

I truely hope you won't be needing them again for hurricane relief.

That makes two of us! Thanks, Dave

[NZRMac]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Isambard

QUOTE: Originally posted by NZRMac

QUOTE: Originally posted by Isambard

All right guys, how do you manage to post images on this forum?
In the meantime, you'll find my photogenic profile over on:



[:D]

open the picture, then right click on the pic, select properties and high light (left click and drag across) then right click on that and select copy.

Then in the forum do this [img=] then right click here and select paste [/img=]

take the = out of both brackets.

Ken.

Let's see if it works:

Must be a web site problem or mayby the way your photo is saved.

Ken.

[Isambard]

QUOTE: Originally posted by NZRMac

QUOTE: Originally posted by Isambard

All right guys, how do you manage to post images on this forum?
In the meantime, you'll find my photogenic profile over on:

http://www.railroadforums.com/photos/showphoto.php?photo=28610&cat=500&page=1

[:D]

open the picture, then right click on the pic, select properties and high light (left click and drag across) then right click on that and select copy.

Then in the forum do this [img=] then right click here and select paste [/img=]

take the = out of both brackets.

Ken.

Let's see if it works:

[grandeman]

QUOTE: Originally posted by dave9999

Grandman,
Ahh, MRE's... The staple of any hurricane survivor.[:P] I have a box full of these
left over from Ivan last year. Dave

I truely hope you won't be needing them again for hurricane relief.

[rexhea]

Ahhhh, MREs! But, there is nothing more yummy than good old home style "C" or "K" rations. [xx(]

Oops! Let my age out again.[:D]
REX

[dave9999]

Grandman,
Ahh, MRE's... The staple of any hurricane survivor.[:P] I have a box full of these
left over from Ivan last year. Dave

[grandeman]

Here's LGM fixing supper on a recent railfanning trip. Yum, MRE's heated on the truck manifold.



And since we're posting mutt pics, here's a railfanning buddy of ours on the same trip (one of two)... The mainline thru the hunting lease has been great!

ETA: Ya know I've been thinking, if we could add some orange stripes front and rear and a Grande flying herald on each side (large logo), he'd look great on the railfanning trips...

[leighant]

taking pictures of model for web with a videocam. Is this overkill or what?


making a sort-of tree from defunct pot-scrubbing brush

Click on this picture to expand and see tree more clearly. (You probably won't want to see me more clearly, small picture is enough and/or too much.)