2015 Calendar

[Kristen]

Is it only photobucket that you can 'link' from (rather than 'insert pic')?

Anywhere publicly available on the web will do. Even one of the images here (i.e. the enlarged version, not the thumbnail) will do.

Put the URL for the image in tags like this:

[img]http://www.MyDomain.com/MyImageName.jpg[/img]

Taking an example image from Penellype's earlier post:

[img]http://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/grapevine/attachments/vegging-out/53883d1425299918-2015-calendar-004.jpg[/img]

gives:

[Hazel at the Hill]

trying it out...

edit - except it isn't very big.

try this instead



that's better.

Thanks Kristen.

[veggiechicken]

.......and clicking it doesn't make it bigger

[Penellype]

I think I'll stick to the thumbnails as I understand how to do those

[Greenleaves]

^^^Me too

[Hazel at the Hill]

I think I'll stick to the thumbnails as I understand how to do those

You do have a point! And although I'm glad I've worked out the insert a pic thingie, doesn't mean I'm going to as I like to be able to click thumbnails to enlarge. K does have a point about it opens in a new window/tab so take you away from the thread - so this method (to my way of thinking) does have it's place, especially in this thread where you might be looking at two or three pics (or more) of a persons plot.

And now I feel that I have hijacked this thread for long enough - as you were.

[Kristen]

.......and clicking it doesn't make it bigger

Also possible if that's the effect you want, but I suspect for most its too much faff. I have posted temperature graphs here at 800 x 600 which are a bit small to see the effect and did a click-for-larger to a much larger version for anyone who wanted to see the Big Picture

[URL="http://www.MyDomain.com/MyBigImage.jpg"]
[img]http://www.MyDomain.com/MyThumbImage.jpg[/img]
[/URL]

It can be all on one line, the URL tags don't have to be split across separate lines. You can use the Editor Toolbar Icon to make the URL Link, which may be easier than doing it manually.

[Hazel at the Hill]

Thanks, K - I'll try that later.

[Martin H]

It's coming up to the second anniversary of my allotment!

Here's how it looked on 25th March 2013, and then this morning:



Now for the usual month-on-month comparison: February vs March:

[Martin H]

This year I'm going to add a couple more viewpoints: looking from the centre of the plot towards the ends. It'll be easier to see progress this way. So here's a March baseline...

Looking East:



Looking West:

[Greenleaves]

Looking really good Martin.

[DannyRam]

It's coming up to the second anniversary of my allotment!

Here's how it looked on 25th March 2013, and then this morning:

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Now for the usual month-on-month comparison: February vs March:

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Well done Martin. A fair bit of graft. You must feel very satisfied.

[Taterhead]

First update for a little while, and quite a change at the plot.

We have a Shed! put it up a week or two back, but forgot to take any photos so I took some today


Today I have mainly been kitting the shed out to make it more conducive to sitting and conteplating with cuppa inhand

[Taterhead]

We also got some proper work done, more raised beds dug and we have manured or hopped all the beds



Next weekend were hoping to get started on the compost bins, we are relocating them to the other end of the plot, just need to source a few more pallets...

[Bigmallly]

Not much difference between Feb & March so here's 2014 to 2015:

West 2014:


West 2015:


East 2014:


East 2015: