[Jim Young]

in reply to: Abandoned weatherboard buildings -Post them here- #5053

Ok “HELP”It obviously didnt work and I have 15 to post so this is what I have done.They are saved in "My Pictures" file in my documents but they are over 1MB each so I emailed them to myself in a smaller format and now the bigest one is 127Kb.I suppose I could just email them to some helpfull person to do, but I should do them myself to learn but this new forum is different to the last time I did it and I also would like to put where they are from (if I can remember!!!)I also believe from one of Aslans previous posts descriptions, that he may have already posted a couple of these but there is no picture that I can open on his posts to see.Jim

[Jim Young]

in reply to: Abandoned weatherboard buildings -Post them here- #5052

I have a few pics to post but it is different from the last time I did it so am just posting one to see if it is ok.If not I shall require some assistance from the experts  😀

[Jim Young]

in reply to: Weatherboard buildings: not bike related. #6491

Are they still there today Bwucie ?

[Jim Young]

in reply to: Whangarei Ride November 06 #6473

You do those pictures extremely well Ingel, if I ever get round to posting some more I will have to try and hunt out the instructions that Alex gave me about a year ago  😕

[Jim Young]

in reply to: Abandoned weatherboard buildings -Post them here- #5051

Hey Bwucie you are certainly improving with age !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  😀

[Jim Young]

in reply to: Abandoned weatherboard buildings -Post them here- #5047

Nice ones Phil, and Adventure Tharon, it looks like the thread has taken on a new life !!!I must remember to start carrying the camera again.  🙂

[Jim Young]

in reply to: You are all special #6418

Alls well that ends well  🙂When are we going to see you on a ride again Bwucie ?

[Jim Young]

in reply to: Pauanui Ride November 06 #6421

Yep, I enjoyed todays ride too, and I thought the cafe called American Style ? was pretty good also, very friendly staff and bigggggggggg meals.Put it down in the book as biker friendly, didn't mind us altering all their tables either, just said do what you like with them.  🙂

[Jim Young]

in reply to: Cape Rienga and 90 Mile Beach #6352

Well Bonnie Lad from one Geordie to another two, a great write up and I bet you never got to ride a bike along Shields sands like you did on this trip. Give that man a Broon Ale.

[Jim Young]

in reply to: Kaipara Adventure Ride – getting there is half the fun #6350

Yet another great write up Garry and thanks for taking the time and effort to do it.You guys certainly had a ball  😎

[Jim Young]

in reply to: First impressions – F800S & ST #6254

Like Alex said a great writeup Garry, and you most certainly should send it into the magazine.

[Jim Young]

in reply to: Old HP #6241

That one still looks good Alex, Just get Gerda set too with the cleaning materials and it will soon be like new 🙄

[Jim Young]

in reply to: Old HP #6239

looks like it’s in real good knick Alex, nice pics.

[Jim Young]

in reply to: Old HP #6235

Looks great Alex, look forward to seeing it.

[Jim Young]

in reply to: Mr Cade – heard you’d got yourself a new motor #6182

Nice pics Garry, looks like you had a good time.
I don't know if Dean has taken delivery of his yet as he is away on holiday, so we will have to wait and see what he turns up on for the next club ride. 8)

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