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Hi everyone - I have a few pictures from the trip that I'd love to post, but can't figure out how. They are on my hard drive....any suggestions? By the way, Frank and I had a great time and can't wait for the next trip!
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]Thanks barberaz for getting us to photobucket. I'm going to try to post a few of our pics tonight. If your reading this now, I've been successful. If not, you'll have no way of knowing I have locked myself in the close chewing on a printer cable and painting my teeth with my ink cartridges.
But first, forgot to tell you our funny story from Jerome. Remember we had to go down the hill and take a hairpin turn part of the way down to get the Douglas Mansion. Well,Frank and I thought "no problem" and although she was out of sight, as we started our trip up the hill out of Jerome, we were sure she was just a few cars ahead of us, and we would be able to see and follow her soon. Awhile later, as we were passing by a hairpin turn which lead to a state park, but didn't have any signage for the Douglas Museum, Frank looked out the rearview mirror and casually asked "who's in the red car behind us?" You may have seen our successful u-turn manuveur on that [IMG][/IMG]little, norrow, steep, and curvy road. Neither Frank nor myself consider us to be much as far as leaders.....just didn't know we were that bad as followers!
OK - here the pictures (maybe)
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Not having much luck - any other ideas?
But first, forgot to tell you our funny story from Jerome. Remember we had to go down the hill and take a hairpin turn part of the way down to get the Douglas Mansion. Well,Frank and I thought "no problem" and although she was out of sight, as we started our trip up the hill out of Jerome, we were sure she was just a few cars ahead of us, and we would be able to see and follow her soon. Awhile later, as we were passing by a hairpin turn which lead to a state park, but didn't have any signage for the Douglas Museum, Frank looked out the rearview mirror and casually asked "who's in the red car behind us?" You may have seen our successful u-turn manuveur on that [IMG][/IMG]little, norrow, steep, and curvy road. Neither Frank nor myself consider us to be much as far as leaders.....just didn't know we were that bad as followers!
OK - here the pictures (maybe)
[/IMG]Not having much luck - any other ideas?
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