How long is your icicle?

103 cms. and still growing. I've seen some impressive ones already.Post some more before the thaw.
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2688/4262722898_4cd8783301.jpg
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4066/4261969799_065ce78c56_o.jpg

Not the best title for the first post, but rather than a link why not just post the icicle images straight into the forum?

I intended to,John,but the execution went somewhat awry even though I did read your helpful article on how to post images.What did I miss?
Cheers,
G.

You are much better off using Photobucket, which is free and which also works!

If you do, you selct and copy the last of the four links they provide. Then just paste that link as it is into a forum message.

Thanks.I do have a Photobucket account as well as Flick'r which I've been able to use with no problems(until now).
Thanks for your help.
G.

Not sure what you missed but




shows your picture.

What you do is get the url to the image on the clipboard (select right click copy)
Then in the forum post click on the Image button
Then after the [ img ] but before [ /img ]
Paste in the url from teh clipboard
(I have had to put extra spaces in so the tags can be seen)

Mike

Thanks Mikew,now I see that I missed out the {img} stages,
so thanks
G.

Happy to help

I think I was the first to get onto the icicle bandwagon - well mine have all melted now so can't add any more.
david

Goodness it's warmer here but we have had another snowfall and are once again snowed in by a piffling depth of snow. I think the icicles are still with us.