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10-18-2007, 07:41 PM
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 ) Thankfully the rest of town is pretty quiet. I'll try to get out this weekend and get some pics of "Downtown Duncan" much more quaint.  Quote:
 I have NO idea how long that eye has been painted there... I'll have to ask around!
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10-18-2007, 09:07 PM
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 and a good one at that. I just might make a slide show out of those.
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10-18-2007, 09:17 PM
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10-19-2007, 04:17 AM
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I am for zero population growth.
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10-19-2007, 06:49 AM
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You are funny mkfarnam.
No, I think we have way too many people on this earth already!
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10-19-2007, 01:25 PM
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 (turns out mkfarnam is practically a neighbor!! )
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10-19-2007, 02:02 PM
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10-20-2007, 05:15 AM
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LOL. My husband would get me one, but he thinks I worry too much. And I haven't nagged my way to get one because people in Tahlequah don't think about tornadoes like I do. They believe this myth that because we are in a valley surrounded by hills and because the river does something strange, what I forgot, we will never get hit. But Hulbert will and as, and it is 30 minutes from here on flatter land.
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10-21-2007, 05:42 AM
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How to Post Photos Online
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- you need a flickr, photobucket, or other account (which are free, up to a point) to where you can upload your photos (I like flickr). Once you've signed up and follow the instructions to upload your pictures, do the folllowing: 1) Go to the flickr website, click on the picture you wish to display on the CD forum until it appears full size (usually this means clicking on a thumbnail, and then clicking on the magnifying glass above the image) 2) With your mouse on the full-size picture, right-click (not the left mouse button, the right mouse button) your mouse and select "copy image location" from the pop-up menu. You have just copied the image location into your computer's memory. 3) Now, either start a new thread on CD, or reply to a thread where you wish to post your photos. 4) Above the message box where you enter your text upon replying to a thread, there is an icon that looks like mountains inside of a square; it's to the right of the globe with a chain link beneath it. 5) Click on the mountain box icon and you'll be prompted to enter the URL of your image. 6) Now, if you've properly copied the image location into your computer's memory (as outlined in step 2), all you should have to do at this point is clear out the http:// that's already there (delete it) and then press CTRL-V (paste) simultaneously on your keyboard. 7) Click the OK button once you've entered the url. You'll see an image location appear inside the message box. You can repeat this process with as many images as you wish to post. Make sure the insertion point for your images are below one another in the message reply box. I usually separate my images with a space or two, and enter a title above each image url if desired. 8) Once you're finished inserting image URLs, click on "post reply" and you should see the image displayed as it appears on the original website. NOTE: Don't use webshots because webshots won't let you link directly to their images. I recommend flickr. When using flickr, make sure and click on the magnifying glass with the + inside of it to view your picture full size (and copy that image location into your computer's memory if you really want people to view your picture full size on CD). (First submitted by Synosis.)
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10-23-2007, 10:13 AM
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A stroll around Duncan, OK...
I intentionally picked Sunday morning while everyone else was still in church, so Downtown wouldn't be so busy!
To keep this from being a dial-up nightmare, I'll post a few as pics and make the rest links. (I got a little carried away  )   The 'town' sidewalks are paved with stepping stones detailing the history of Duncan... I tried to get a few of the more interesting ones, but there are LOTS more.  History of Duncan 1 History of Duncan 2 History of Duncan 3 History of Duncan 4 History of Duncan 5 History of Duncan 6 History of Duncan 7 The Old Patterson Hospital building:  Second shot Close-up    Downtown 1 Dowtown 2 Downtown 3  Love the storm drain "guards"  Antique Store 1 Oh No! It's a Sasquatch! .... Nah, that's just my hubby wearing his favorite "Weekend hat" reading a stepping stone.   Antique store 2 Barbershop As you can see there are plenty of benches to rest, and the shop owners will often come out to sit and chat.  Antique store 3 The Palace Twin Theatre, one of our favorite "date" spots.  Prices are great! Downtown 4 Downtown 5 Storefront Downtown 6 Drug Store/Soda Fountain Butterfield's ASCOG building clock Downtown 7 That's all for now! Later we will visit Memorial Park, Fuqua Park and take a peek at the Chisholm Trail Heritage center.
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