hole 13 makes me shake at the knees.
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c'mon, hole 13 doesn't look that bad-if you can throw 340' over a lake up a hill into a gap consistently.
trashmonster1985
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hickory-horned devil
trashmonster1985
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This isn't a spectacular photo, but something about it appeals to me:
It's the #1 basket in the blue (South) loop at the Mt. Shasta Disc Golf Complex.
The mt shasta course is beautiful i love it there
trashmonster1985
Birdie Member
hole #3 on the East Course in mt shasta,CA.
top of the world at Delveaga in Santa Cruz, CA Hole #27
sorry the pics aren't bigger you should be able to click on them. any help on how to make photos larger on here?
trashmonster1985
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I'll see you and raise you.
much nicer than my camera phone thats for sure. how do you get the pictures to be so large?
Huk Finn
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Are you from Cali?
I used to live in Redding near MT Shasta, and love DeLa.
I used to live in Redding near MT Shasta, and love DeLa.
I take 'em with a real camera.
south city flyer
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rikardob
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I take 'em with a real camera.
You host them outside of the site and bbc link them here instead of attaching them. I think is what he was after.
trashmonster1985
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i won't even pretend i know what that means
tbird888
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Sign up for a photo sharing site like Photobucket or Flick'r. When you upload your photos to these sites, you can link to the web address of that photo.
For example:
-Visit my disc trades album on photobucket.
-Hover over top of one of the photo thumbnails. Notice that a drop down displays with four different categories of textboxes (Email & IM, Direct Link, HTML Code, & IMG Code).
-Click inside the text box next to Direct Link and copy all the text inside it.
-Come back here and click on the little yellow mountain icon in the text editor.
-Paste the text you copied from my page into the window that displays.
-Click OK.
-Pat your self on the back. You've just displayed your first image inside a post.
For example:
-Visit my disc trades album on photobucket.
-Hover over top of one of the photo thumbnails. Notice that a drop down displays with four different categories of textboxes (Email & IM, Direct Link, HTML Code, & IMG Code).
-Click inside the text box next to Direct Link and copy all the text inside it.
-Come back here and click on the little yellow mountain icon in the text editor.
-Paste the text you copied from my page into the window that displays.
-Click OK.
-Pat your self on the back. You've just displayed your first image inside a post.
DiscChucker
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Ummmm......What is that on your disc in your avatar?
http://www.dgcoursereview.com/forums/showpost.php?p=166674&postcount=476
that is freaking nuts. /\
You can still make the images large if you upload them here through the attachment button by previewing your post before you submit it. Then click on the thumbnail to open image in a new window/tab, right click it, go to properties and copy the address of the image to your post and paste it between the IMG tags [ IMG]paste URL of image here[/IMG] (without the space after the first bracket). Don't worry if it's not a .jpg or .gif URL address, it should still work.
...like this:
...like this:
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Almost right. In this case, though, I've been linking to images that are on DGCourseReview already. I guess they're "outside" in the sense that they're not in the forum per se.
Just use the little "mountain sunrise" icon to include images from anywhere on the Web, including DGCR.
therealbigtrav
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therealbigtrav
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