Pichi richi troop train

[Little Jo]

Hi Guys

Bob. Thanks for posting some of those great shots of the country side. I felt like loading up again and head north.

Local Chap. I forgot to post the USA Troops that also passed throuhg the town, including MacArthur. Thanks for including that important part of WW2 history.

Cheers

Tony

[Richard Farrant]

Tony,

That sounded like a great event, it reminds me of the Back to the Track train that I had the privilidge of participating in, back in 1995.

Post more pics if you can please.

regards, Richard

[Little Jo]

Originally Posted by Richard Farrant

Tony,

That sounded like a great event, it reminds me of the Back to the Track train that I had the privilidge of participating in, back in 1995.

Post more pics if you can please.

regards, Richard

Richard

I have a bucket load of photos and I have started putting them on a PPs compressed so I can forward via an email. I am currently looking at a format where I can compress the photos from the current 4.5mb per photo to 1.2mb to fit the MLU forum. The original ones I reduced and posted lost some of the quality. The photos Bob posted were excellent, he uses Adobe to reduce his photos. I am waiting for him to show me how as I tried using my Adobe and nothing changed, I may have to upgrade. I will post more photos to share with MLU members ASAP.

Cheers

Tony

Cheers

[Little Jo]

Hi All

Well I think I have sorted out the sizing problem and I have attached more photos as requested.

Cheers

Tony

[Little Jo]

Hi All

A few more to whet the appetite. The last photo is of our camp site.

Cheers

Tony

[hrpearce]

Hi Tony and all, My computor came with ImageResizer-2.1_x86.msi all I have to do is right click on an image, click on resize image, then click OK and the image is duplicated in a size that fits MLU. I can resize multable images by highlighting a group of images before the right click.

[Little Jo]

Originally Posted by hrpearce

Hi Tony and all, My computor came with ImageResizer-2.1_x86.msi all I have to do is right click on an image, click on resize image, then click OK and the image is duplicated in a size that fits MLU. I can resize multable images by highlighting a group of images before the right click.

Hi Robert

I will have a look at trying that. Thanks mate.

Cheers

Tony

[Hans Mulder]

Very very cool...combination of steam train and MVs...am jealous!