pics of people that tolerate us

hvae to fix that when I previewed the post the pic showed up why would it have disappeared like that.

For some reason, my wife and two boys tolerate me.

That was my back yard, when we lived on Indian Rocks Beach.(two miles south of Clearwater Bch.) Can you beleive we moved back to Ohio (Second picture)

Nice shots Scott.   BKH

See now it is back in my first post, bit of info, when you delete a pic from your photobucket album you lose it on your posts. That is the only thing I can figure because the pic no longer has a url. When I put it back in my album the pic reappeared. Go figure maybe one of our pc experts can explain.

87BFN owner wrote: when you delete a pic from your photobucket album you lose it on your posts.

That's correct. The photo is stored on Photobucket's storage. You are only inserting an html pointer to the url of that photo. If you delete it, there is nothing to point to.

Keith could elect to let you download onto the storage he uses for this site. However, storage is expensive, and storing photos takes up lots of disk space. Thus, it is more efficient, and much cheaper to point to photobucket, Kodak, Shutterfly, or any of the other free photo services available online. BKH

sorry guys love my boating time, but have to have my sled time also just as important.

87, while that's a fine picture of Mrs. 87, my question is why isn't she on the boat BKH

bkhallpa$$ wrote: 87BFN owner wrote: when you delete a pic from your photobucket album you lose it on your posts. That's correct. The photo is stored on Photobucket's storage. You are only inserting an html pointer to the url of that photo. If you delete it, there is nothing to point to. Keith could elect to let you download onto the storage he uses for this site. However, storage is expensive, and storing photos takes up lots of disk space. Thus, it is more efficient, and much cheaper to point to photobucket, Kodak, Shutterfly, or any of the other free photo services available online. BKH

Correct, but they get you even more for bandwidth- total amount downloaded from said site every month.

eric lavine wrote: John, if you do to much of one thing you get bored, we put things away for the winter (or summer) and the anticipation builds ( cant you tell by some of the guys sitting in thier garages in thier boats) I know deep down you wish you were here back in Ohio

I lived in Fl. for 4 years, moved back to Oh.Stayed 3-4 years, then back to Fl. again. Lived there for 7 more years...Now I'm back in Oh.where I will stay. I like the seasons. I don't know how long John has lived there, but I bet less than 5years...He's still on vacation, or he may still be thawing out from working outside all those years.

Eric; Not yet I don't wish I was back. Miss alot from home ,but not the weather. Scott is correct, this June it'll be 3 years we are here. And I am NOT bored yet by being able to use the boat and the bike year-round. Plus, the girls here always dress as if its summer. No heavy winter clothes here.

john

This is Wendy . She puts up with all of my boating needs. God bless her

My Wife Carrie at the lake trailer last week....

My sons Eli and Tyler

My family entertainment

The view from the deck during happy hour

The view after happy hour EDITED

Gotta luv happy hour!!!
But I tell ya, if your sitting on the deck with that view - what a waste!.
That time of day, right up until dark, is my favorite time to be behind the boat.
Then, from dark until morning, is the time for that after view!

I liked the other moon better