burgundyben
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Easiest way is to open a free photobucket account, upload them, its dead easy. Photobucket gives you a link to cut and paste and it makes the photo's pop up.
Shout if you get stuck.
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Motor Boat Racing in the early 1900s
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Easiest way is to open a free photobucket account, upload them, its dead easy. Photobucket gives you a link to cut and paste and it makes the photo's pop up.
Shout if you get stuck.
chrisjpotter
Member
Easiest way is to open a free photobucket account, upload them, its dead easy. Photobucket gives you a link to cut and paste and it makes the photo's pop up.
Shout if you get stuck.
Hi Ben, alternatively Picasa from Google can be used!
This link shows the British Classic Yacht Club regatta in July 2010 and features shots of your "favourite motor boat"
http://picasaweb.google.co.uk/chrispotter100345/BCYCRegatta2010
burgundyben
Well-Known Member
and features shots of your "favourite motor boat"
Ah yes, the Gelyce class, only 4 baby ones, I left a message with the owner of that one to call me if he ever wanted to sell.
Herman
New Member
wow !!!
cause i never know that , i think it started after 1950 at least .
cause i never know that , i think it started after 1950 at least .
chrisjpotter
Member
Ah yes, the Gelyce class, only 4 baby ones, I left a message with the owner of that one to call me if he ever wanted to sell.
But.......aren't these plastic navigation lights horrendous?
burgundyben
Well-Known Member
But.......aren't these plastic navigation lights horrendous?
Like a montrous carbuncle on the face of an old friend.