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Scuba Forum / UK Scuba / April 2005Everglades Photos
I don't know if this will work, but since so many are so impatient, I thought I'd try uploading my photos myself to someplace they might be accessible. Somebody please try this site and let me know if it works. http://www.snapfish.com/share/p=874201114051308388/l=46481768/cobrandOid=1000111 /otsc=SYE/otsi=SALB Nevermind. The Snapfish site wants people to sign up for their service to see shared photos. I wouldn't do that and won't ask you guys to. I'll look for another way . . . at least until Pete S. has put them on his site and informed everybody where it is. Lee > Nevermind. The Snapfish site wants people to sign up for their > service to see shared photos. I wouldn't do that and won't ask you > guys to. I'll look for another way . . . at least until Pete S. has > put them on his site and informed everybody where it is. Lee. I can carry anything you want. mail to nigelh at combro dot co dot uk with the phrase "The wars of Troy are over" somewhere in the body of the mail. I pay for no bandwidth limit so I may as well use it. nigelH > mail to nigelh at combro dot co dot uk with the phrase > "The wars of Troy are over" somewhere in the body of the mail. > I pay for no bandwidth limit so I may as well use it. afterthought: or email for FTP details If you just send pictures I will do the usual thumbnail trick or send full page stuff. nigelH > Nevermind. The Snapfish site wants people to sign up for their > service to see shared photos. I wouldn't do that and won't ask you > guys to. I'll look for another way . . . at least until Pete S. has > put them on his site and informed everybody where it is. > > Lee If you've never tried it before, give www.bugmenot.com a go. Just enter the URL of the site you want to get into, and it'll provide a userid and password for you. Works on most popular free sites (including Snapfish). Nice gator Lee! Paul >If you've never tried it before, give www.bugmenot.com a go. Just enter the >URL of the site you want to get into, and it'll provide a userid and >password for you. Works on most popular free sites (including Snapfish). >Paul Coo! Hadn't seen that. Thanks Paul. David "Lee Bell" <leebell@ix.remove.netcom.com> wrote... > I don't know if this will work, but since so many are so impatient, I > thought I'd try uploading my photos myself to someplace they might be > accessible. Somebody please try this site and let me know if it works. Thanks Lee - but there is NO WAY that I would sign up to anything to do with Earthlink, they are one of the biggest SPAM operations going! I see that Nigel has offerred, I'm looking forward to the photos. Keith L > "Lee Bell" <leebell@ix.remove.netcom.com> wrote... > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Keith L Hear hear. ! Earthlink sucks... they do not even deserve a capital E. ;-) Cas... > Hear hear. ! Earthlink sucks... they do not even deserve a capital E. > > ;-) > > Cas... Oooh! I have in imposter! CAS > "Lee Bell" wrote... >> I don't know if this will work, but since so many are so impatient, I >> thought I'd try uploading my photos myself to someplace they might be [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Earthlink, they are one of the biggest SPAM operations going! I see that > Nigel has offerred, I'm looking forward to the photos. So I noticed. Before I uploaded to Snapfish, I looked for information on the free web space I think used to come with my Earthlink account. Netcom is part of Earthlink. I didn't find it. Perhaps it's just lost, but maybe it's no longer free. Not finding available webspace, I found, and tried Snapfish. I then sent myself an invitation (the source of the link I provided). When I followed it and found that, to see my photos, you had to register your email address, I sent the "nevermind" message follow-up to the original offer. I left the photos on Snapfish overnight just in case somebody thought it worth it to subscribe. I'll take them back sometime today. Pete, If you're still out there, I sent several of the photos to the address you provided. If they failed to arrive, I can send them again. If the arrived and are in process, please let the group know they're on the way and, perhaps, how and when to get to them. Otherwise, I'll take Nigel up on his kind offer and send them to him as well. You offered first, you get to chose. I'll also continue to look for free web space. It's time for the Lee and Jayna Bell website that died when my previous provider revoked their free space program was resurrected. Lee >I'll also continue to look for free web space. It's time for the Lee and >Jayna Bell website that died when my previous provider revoked their free >space program was resurrected. Why not pay a small sum per year for your own domain and a decent amount of web space and bandwidth, rather than comtinually chasing free deals which come and go over time... Would £25 a year be too much to pay for a domain name, a few GB of disk space and 1GB per month of bandwidth? Gordon > Why not pay a small sum per year for your own domain and a decent amount > of web space and bandwidth, rather than comtinually chasing free deals > which come and go over time... > Would £25 a year be too much to pay for a domain name, a few GB of disk > space and 1GB per month of bandwidth? I'd have to find a source of £s, but it's probably not too much at all. I guess I'm just stuck on the fact that the free webspace that came with my ISP subscription that remained unused for so long, appears to have gone away. Those of you who have active websites surely know the effort required to keep one current and interesting. When the service that carried my previous site terminated their free space program, it was as much of a relief as it was a disappointment, particularly after the DIR crowd I was battling at the time found the site. 8^) Time heals many wounds. GI III and I will never be friends, but we're not longer active enemies and I appear to have forgotten the work that goes along with the pleasure of website ownership. I'll give some thought, and some research time, to your suggestion. Who knows, soon there may be one more link in the UKRS web family. Lee OK, for now, I once again have an active website. Everything in it is old and, for the most part, the favorite links are no longer active. There is, however, a section on the Everglades that includes pictures I've taken over the last few years. The newest ones, those that I've mailed to Pete S., are not there yet. Hopefully, there's enough there now to interest at least some of you. I'll post the new ones as soon as I can get around to editing the pages they'll be added to. The current site is free, but offers only limited upload capability. I suspect it won't be long before I break down and pay for a site that will accept FTP transfers. The url is http://www.geocities.com/lauderdalesbc . Enjoy Lee >OK, for now, I once again have an active website. Everything in it is old >and, for the most part, the favorite links are no longer active. There is, [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] >Enjoy >Lee Lee, I did E Mail you with the URL. It is :- http://www.derwentelec.clara.co.uk/html/lee_bell.html OK? Pete S. Pete S. www.derwentelec.clara.co.uk "Pete S." <spamtrimixspam@spamxtraspamdotspamcospamdotspamnzspam> wrote... > >The url is http://www.geocities.com/lauderdalesbc . > I did E Mail you with the URL. > http://www.derwentelec.clara.co.uk/html/lee_bell.html Both work fine - thanks Pete/Lee Keith L >> >The url is http://www.geocities.com/lauderdalesbc . > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Keith L You're welcome. The ones on Pete's site will eventually make it to mine. They were all taken in the last few months. The ones on mine are old. My site went down a few years ago and it wasn't until just now that I resurrected it. Lee >>OK, for now, I once again have an active website. Everything in it is old >>and, for the most part, the favorite links are no longer active. There [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] > > Pete S. Nice pictures, how big do the gators get, I've dived with croc's in lake Malawi many years ago but they were small less than 1,5 meters. We have big ones in our lake St. Lucia estuary were they swim quite happily with the bull sharks, but it's not a place I would dive. Richard. > Nice pictures, how big do the gators get, I've dived with croc's > in lake Malawi many years ago but they were small less than > 1,5 meters. We have big ones in our lake St. Lucia estuary > were they swim quite happily with the bull sharks, but it's not > a place I would dive. I haven't researched it, but it is my impression that alligators do not grow as large as some crocodiles, but they do grow large enough to be a problem. Two meter gators are pretty common and I seem some considerably larger than that. The one on the bank beside the cypress trees was about 3 meters long, give or take a bit. The one in the water was about 1 1/2 meters long. Lee |
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