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Haydn · Joined: 13 Mar 2009 Posts: 71

If anyone has any pictures of their school year..ie the classic rows in front of the school building. Im sure their would be lots of interest amongst the members!

Ian · Joined: 19 Mar 2006 Posts: 256 Location: Abertillery

Haydn,there used to be a seperate section on the main site for this,don't know what happened to it or if can be resurrected.I f not how do you get them on here?
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Carolyn · Joined: 11 Mar 2006 Posts: 2213 Location: Abertillery

There is no longer a section on the main site for schooldays but some of the photos that were there sent in courtesey of Kath Griffin nee Seymour can be seen on the Cwmtillery Site along with others

http://www.cwmtillery.com/pictureimages/albumfourteen.htm
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Haydn · Joined: 13 Mar 2009 Posts: 71

The easiest way to post pictures is to create a photobucket account, post them there and then put the URL to the pics on here.

Carolyn · Joined: 11 Mar 2006 Posts: 2213 Location: Abertillery

Only if you are posting several photos, either way you have to post a link to the URL or to embed the photos into the forum. It really is a matter of choice. Some people like to keep their photobucket account private for themseleves, family and friends use if they have photos in the account they do not wish to share with the public. That would entail creating two accounts one for private use and one for public use.

I have found that Photobucket is one of the easiest image hosting accounts to use for photo sharing but there are many others.
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Haydn · Joined: 13 Mar 2009 Posts: 71

http://s256.photobucket.com/album...n=view&current=schoolpic1.jpg
This should give you an idea as to how its done. Im in the bottom picture third from the left back row and the picture was taken at the mountain infants school. One day Diane Webbers brother put his foot in a hole on the lower field and disturbed a ground wasps nest. I took the brunt of the attack and ended up being taken home by a teacher. My mum got stung taking off my clothes and then I was liberally coated in Robins Blue Starch. I was a smurf before they had been invented!