Hey thanks!!! I'll figure out the photos yet. I too assumed the flowers were dead- I was more than surprised when I entered the clearing below the summit to see all the yellow. I had to resize all the photos to post them- there must be a simple html code I can use to post small pics that can be clicked on and enlarged. And yeah, I was a bit hesitant to try to get a better shotPeder wrote:This is a true and great trip report! Your flower photos are cool (I thought the flowers were dead on Dog Mtn by now) though I cannot manage to enlarge your photos. Your snake is a bit fuzzy, but then I happily leave rattlesnakes to others.
Welcome to this site and keep posting cool trip reports! Thank you.
I truly appreciate your kind words!!Haha! Yeah, I thought I'd try a Santorumesque title for intrigue.retired jerry wrote:Yeah, nice pics. Dog gives such great views of the gorge.
I was thinking of a snake attacking someone's dog
I'm always on the lookout for rattlesnakes and this is the first I've ever seen! I didn't even consider they were present west of Bingen for some reason. Now if I could ever just see a beaver...(not a euphamism).hlee wrote: Ugghhh, so jealous about the snake! I had every certainty that I would see a rattler on Dog Mtn, just from the power of positive thinking. But I didn't.
Nice photos!
I think you just resized them too small. If you resize them to about monitor size, then upload and put them inline like you did, the site will resize them again to that smaller size and pop the larger one when clicked. I played around in the test forum, for just a little bit before the patterns became clear. The Preview button is great, too.airoff wrote:Hey thanks!!! I'll figure out the photos yet. I too assumed the flowers were dead- I was more than surprised when I entered the clearing below the summit to see all the yellow. I had to resize all the photos to post them- there must be a simple html code I can use to post small pics that can be clicked on and enlarged. And yeah, I was a bit hesitant to try to get a better shot
airoff wrote:Haha! Yeah, I thought I'd try a Santorumesque title for intrigue.
I've seen both. Much prefer the latter! (What you said.airoff wrote:I'm always on the lookout for rattlesnakes and this is the first I've ever seen! I didn't even consider they were present west of Bingen for some reason. Now if I could ever just see a beaver...(not a euphamism).
) Skunks and rattlers are two things I just don't need to see more of.
