thanx very much indeed roger

& isnt the little logo pic you have adopted there at upper left the ctmany marker
with the conn inscription just barely scratched in by hand
as i seem to recognize

wow
where did you find that & why did you pick it

i am most touched because it is my home tripoint
being situated only about 15 miles from cream hill

fantastic

--- In BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com, "Roger_Rowlett" <roger.rowlett@a...> wrote:
>
> I took the liberty to set up a Flickr Boundary point group if you
> wanted to post pictures with your posts.
>
> http://flickr.com/groups/boundarypoint/
>
> I strongly recommend that if you post to flickr you place the
> "boundarypoint" tag on them.
>
> At this writing there were no photos with that tag other than the ones
> I posted.
>
> http://flickr.com/photos/tags/boundarypoint/
>
> Flickr is hands down the best photo sharing service because of its
> flexibility (your photos can be cross posted to other groups of
> interest and you can add tags so they will be noticed even if you
> don't send them to a group.
>
> And almost everything can produce rss feeds (including the group and
> tags). So you can stay up to date without even having to visit the
> site by simply by monitoring via rss feed.
>
> Yahoo bought Flickr in 2005 and so your yahoo i.d. can get you signed
> up with a minium of fuss.
> http://flickr.com
>
> The free accounts are pretty generous but they only keep 200 pictures
> categorized. The "pro" account costs US $25year and you can store
> unlimited photos (at full resolution!) and categorize the photos in
> unlimited sets (the free account permits three sets).
>