"Playing With the Past", trains,according to Linus

Wise little Linus is at it again. I always wondered why we played with trains....

I'll try this again:angry: Hope you can read it.

Karin, Good one. A lot of truth there. Cheers, Jim CCRR:laugh:

.....it's equally surprising what can be accomplished with some fast talking and smooth action.

Thanks Karin. The passing of Charles Schulz was a great loss to the world.

ausman2001 wrote:

Thanks Karin. The passing of Charles Schulz was a great loss to the world.

Amen! He's a favorite of mine. A wise man, he was.....

If any of you guys can't read this but want to contact me and I will send you a bigger version.

Karin
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a) why not simply post a bigger picture here?
(ps if you don't know how to do it - email it to me and will do it for you and all of us who would enjoy this)
b) you must have a death wish - posting your e-mail address on the web like you just did is asking for spammers to start sending you hundreds of filthy, phishing, etc messages
c) and as you probably have guessed - I can't see it or read it

If you notice the empty first posting that was my attempt to send it in the regular size. It didn't accept it and only allowed text. So I went back and resized it for web pages. Its not that big of a deal, I'll send you a copy if you want one. We're not talking about an important Z topic or anything...

no we are not indeed
but a lot of members here seem to have problems handling pictures, posting them inserting etc
that's why I keen to help anybody - this is visual hobby and all the thousands of words are worth nothing compared to one good picture

Ok, then why is it that we can post larger pictures in here and not in the gallery where it is needed? We think that if you click on the magnifying glass to "enlarge" it is actually smaller than the original. Doesn't anybody wonder about this?
Karin

Clicking on the magnifying glass "to enlarge" in the gallery simply opens it to the size pre-set by Brad (or to it's original size if it is smaller than what Brad has setup).
I personally don't like the way it works, but Brad is the boss and we are grateful for the forum that he provides for us.
There is an easy way of overcoming this problem though:
right click on the picture you want to have a good look at and than click on
"open the link in the new tab"
(I am presuming your browser supports tabbed browsing?)
It will open full/original size in the new tab.

There is always more than way to skin the bear

Let me know please how you got on with my instructions