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Ok am very new at this Forum and am trying to work out how to upload a picture Can anyone help me pleeease

Well I'm no expert I have to admit, but I know that u can insert pics into here, by going down to additional options when writing a new message. Then go to Manage attachments, and there u can upload pics from your computer or the web.



Hope that helps.

So if all goes well I should have a picture here very soon ..... now where are those additional options dear devil told me about are yes there they are, so now let me see if it works ....

I also live in the middle of no where and just love it. :-6

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Glad I could be of help to u. Love the pics though. Don't see much countryside around where I live, but then I suppose I have always really been a city boy.

Your pics are beautiful!:)

Sherrinvale, thats such a beautiful spot and great house...i'm a country girl to.

I bet your night skies are magical!:yh_cow

That is absolutely stunning. Breath-taking. I am so jealous. But in a good way. *sigh* Maybe someday I'll be able to see it. :yh_sigh

Sherrinvale wrote: So if all goes well I should have a picture here very soon ..... now where are those additional options dear devil told me about are yes there they are, so now let me see if it works ....

I also live in the middle of no where and just love it. :-6


How pretty. You lucky thing... to live in such a picturesque location..... i'm so envious.

Sherrinvale wrote: So if all goes well I should have a picture here very soon ..... now where are those additional options dear devil told me about are yes there they are, so now let me see if it works ....

I also live in the middle of no where and just love it. :-6


I never thought of down under being that way.

This is my yard at the house in town.

BTW Texas is green, near the water.

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JB, that looks like the original testbed that Stephenson designed his first steam loco with. You should gift it to a museum!

spot wrote: JB, that looks like the original testbed that Stephenson designed his first steam loco with. You should gift it to a museum!


That is my Bar B Que pit. By 6:30 CST, I will be in the hammock with a beer.

Sherrinvale wrote: So if all goes well I should have a picture here very soon ..... now where are those additional options dear devil told me about are yes there they are, so now let me see if it works ....

I also live in the middle of no where and just love it. :-6


Sherrinvale, Can you see the Milky Way at night? I have to out in the Gulf or West Texas to see it. Does it come out the horizon in the Southwest?

Hello Everyone

I'm new to this site and this is my first post. I my choice to live Brooklyn NY was a matter of convenience. The markets, entertainment and dining is nearby and in most cases within walking distance. There are 10 subway lines at 2 local stations that provide transportation to the rest of the city so there is virtually no need to drive.

I live in the middle of everything and love it

Welcome Deep!:)

Are you from New York or did you move there?

Hey, JB, Whatcha got on that BBQ?:)

I'm a native New Yorker. I grew up in the Bronx but moved to Brooklyn a little over 10 years ago.



cherandbuster wrote: Welcome Deep!:)

Are you from New York or did you move there?

Pinkster

What an absolutely lovely home :-6

It is so beautiful!

And the grounds are breaktaking!

Pinky, that is beautiful! :-6

Pinky wrote: This is my place:








I'm the middle one. It's lovely in summer..there are no streetlights and we're miles from a main road. It's a bummer in winter though!

I just wish there was a pub within walking distance, or a bus route.






Your the middle what ?

hmm... that's interesting.

Why do I live where I live? Simple, it is where all my stuff is. I like being near my stuff.

Pinky;352665 wrote: This is my place:








I'm the middle one. It's lovely in summer..there are no streetlights and we're miles from a main road. It's a bummer in winter though!

I just wish there was a pub within walking distance, or a bus route.


WOW!! That's your house Pink?! You lucky woman, you!

May I ask how old it is? I'm nuts about houses but I'm not always good at dating them.

It's a beautiful house!

RedGlitter;481192 wrote: WOW!! That's your house Pink?! You lucky woman, you!

May I ask how old it is? I'm nuts about houses but I'm not always good at dating them.

It's a beautiful house!


Ive never dated a house but I did have a torrid affair with a very sultry VW Beetle a few yrs ago.

all my extended family is in this area......i moved alot growing up. decided my kids would stay in one school system and grow up with the same kids. soooo i have been in the same house for twenty years now.............:-6

Its where i was born. Its where I was raised. and I've go nowhere to go.

wow, great pics by all. I'm envious of Pinky's house!!!

I love the changing of the 4 seasons here (in MO). We go from one extreme to the next depending on the time of year. Here's my "hood" after 2 inches of ice followed by 2 inches of snow. It was pretty much melted in just a few days.

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Hey is it really that cold there

Dont know about there but its cold here...10-20 below this weekend.

Thankyou.

Abbey, you have been changing your avatar alot today. Everytime I pop in the arcarde you have a new look!

Thanks Pinks. Lovely where you live.

abbey;567943 wrote: Thankyou.


nice pic abbey you remind me of ronaldo , a big girly fairy :wah: :wah: :wah:

I live in Kansas City, Missouri and work in Olathe, Kansas. Things I like about where I live:

1. I live two blocks west of the Plaza, which is an awesome section of KC. I am about one mile from Westport, another really neat section of the city.

2. I get to cross a state line not just to go to and come back from work, but also to grocery shop, get bagels, and visit friends.

3. Kansas is easy to draw.

4. Missouri is a bit harder, but I am getting better with practice.

5. We have lots of history...jazz, pioneers, agricultural, ect...

6. Our barbeque is out of this world.

7. We have neat old buildings in the city. Unfortunately I cannot say the same for Olathe (where I work)...it is SO 2004.

8. My apartment has hardwood floors and those old style radiators that I love.

Many more, but these come to mind.

Sounds lovely. Especially the hardwood floors! And the jazz! And by far, the buildings!! That last one would sell me. What kind of work do you do there?

Insurance Fraud Investigator.

I look at the thefts that get reported to my insurance company, and talk with police and take recorded statements/interview insureds and witnesses and determine if they sound logical or if they have any red flags that require further investigation.

Joannee;591527 wrote: I have lived in Cornwall since 1974, I left the Midlands in 1961 we went to Swindon in Wiltshire for another thirteen years when my husband's company moved there.

We still go *home* where all my brothers and sister still live and we are appalled at the changes in what were beautiful well kept areas, which unfortunately seem to be the same in many areas of our great U,K.

It is a slower pace of life down here, there maybe not the high wages that were afforded in other places but when you go out onto the beaches or countryside not the same degree of pollution so no wonder our visitor numbers are so high, we have just heard on the local radio we had one and a half million visitors to the county over Easter and the weather has been very favourable for a couple of weeks or more so a bonus indeed.

I have and never will forget my roots with my beloved parents when I was a child and things were quite similar to what we have now in Cornwall.

This is my opinion entirely .

Joannee.:-6 :-6


That's incredibly beautiful

I haven't been fortunate enough to see the ocean live...I do like places by the water though...

Joannee;591527 wrote: I have lived in Cornwall since 1974, I left the Midlands in 1961 we went to Swindon in Wiltshire for another thirteen years when my husband's company moved there.

We still go *home* where all my brothers and sister still live and we are appalled at the changes in what were beautiful well kept areas, which unfortunately seem to be the same in many areas of our great U,K.

It is a slower pace of life down here, there maybe not the high wages that were afforded in other places but when you go out onto the beaches or countryside not the same degree of pollution so no wonder our visitor numbers are so high, we have just heard on the local radio we had one and a half million visitors to the county over Easter and the weather has been very favourable for a couple of weeks or more so a bonus indeed.

I have and never will forget my roots with my beloved parents when I was a child and things were quite similar to what we have now in Cornwall.

This is my opinion entirely .

Joannee.:-6 :-6


like joannee, i too live in cornwall. i've been here since 1983. in fact we only live a few miles apart. im about five minits walk from the sea and im ashamed to say i take it for granted now so dont spend a lot of time on the beach, except in the winter when there are fewer people about.

the locals are warm and freindly. people come here from all over the world to enjoy the surfing and we have a lot of big competions here.

i love it here and wouldnt live anywhere else now.:-6

I have lived in Cornwall all my life and not sure I could ever move away!

One and half million visitors WOW! Mind you I can believe it, it was really busy down this way, gridlock on the roads...... :rolleyes:



I have the spectacular view of St Michaels Mount in the Bay every day, although it's a liitle hazy out there today, I guess when this cover lifts its going to be another glorious day!



I'm ashamed to say I still haven't made it to the Eden project maybe at the end of the season..........

To me one place is pretty much as good as the next. I like it here in North Carolina but I could like it almost anywhere I think..:-6

hope i did this right...i attached a picture of me...btw I am in Northern CA...in the Bay Area!

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