Pictures of Utah (Park City, Ivins: top, summer, state)

[kaytidid]

Originally Posted by newtoutah

these pics are so tiny...u can't see them..ugh

Click on the picture. It opens up bigger.

[11thHour]

Originally Posted by kaytidid

Click on the picture. It opens up bigger.

And if you click it them once more again, it will open them up to their original size.

[illinoisboy]

This is how you post your pictures big. (the way I do it)

1 - after you are done uploading them onto this website using the ATTACHMENTS icon, () you click on a link (your pictures) below the BROWSE button. This should show the picture you just uploaded.

2 - With that window still open, highlight the URL and then right click and press COPY.

3 - Close the window with your picture in it and minimize your attachments.

4. Click on INSERT IMAGE icon, below ATTACHMENTS. ()

5. Left click and say PASTE. You are now finished. Press OK.

Your image should now show up BIG like mine!

[Chickrae]

Originally Posted by illinoisboy

This is how you post your pictures big. (the way I do it)

1 - after you are done uploading them onto this website using the ATTACHMENTS icon, () you click on a link (your pictures) below the BROWSE button. This should show the picture you just uploaded.

2 - With that window still open, highlight the URL and then right click and press COPY.

3 - Close the window with your picture in it and minimize your attachments.

4. Click on INSERT IMAGE icon, below ATTACHMENTS. ()

5. Left click and say PASTE. You are now finished. Press OK.

Your image should now show up BIG like mine!

Ok thanks...those are very easy directions. Now I can post them once I load them from my digital. I have alot of scenery pictures of Ivins...very pretty area.

[EdLo]

[EdLo]

Illinois, I tried your instructions but still get the small picture. And I have to right click to paste, not "left" as you say.
Where do you paste the url? In the Title box, or in the message box?
Next.
Eddie

[11thHour]

Here's a few more from yet another recent trip. This time from a backpacking trip in the High Uintas:

Sunrise:





Just relaxin' (this is what it's all about!)


Home sweet portable home!:


Sunset:

[EdLo]

11th Hour (I wish I knew your name). The second picture is pure heaven! One of the most beautiful pics posted. Are you sure it ain't a postcard? lol
Anywayz, since I will be living near the Uintas, where is this spot? I'd like to earth google it so I can see where and how far it is from my house so I can plan a trip some day.
Thanks
Eddie

[11thHour]

Thanks for the compliment. This is known as "Middle Basin", and contains "Ryder Lake", along with a couple dozen smaller lakes. The most common access point is from Christmas Meadows. Really, you cannot go wrong up there. You could pick any spot and it will be just as pretty if not more so than this area.

[EdLo]

I earth googled it and found the spot. I assume you got up there by driving on 150, but how did you get over that mountain range between 150 and the lake? Wow, that must have been some hike, eh? That area is full of small lakes, just plain beautiful. Any fish in the lakes? Do you need a permit to boondock?
Once in Utah, I'll do a lot of research about camping in that area.
I'm thinking maybe we shouldn't be advertising this beautiful part of Utah or we might end up have too many people there. I think we should keep it to ourselves.
Eddie