Sure?! Hover over both of them. Different addresses. The forum software truncates (wisely) the link.

Ah, ok, but when I click on each they go to the same point! :-) I did try to get a link to the ben picture but couldn't, how do you get the address? right click? Also something I have never been able to do is embed the image into my post rather than just add a link to an image!

Try the links the next time Gary updates his blog. They'll send you to different places.

As for uploading pictures, you need to find out what the address of the image is.

1. Right click on any one of Gary's images
2. Select 'Copy shortcut'
3. In the text box here type out the link in the attached picture (NOTE: to add the link, right click then PASTE. This transposes the link you saved earlier).
4. Hey presto, you get this...



Attachments: Capture.JPG (16kB)  

excellent, thanks for the lesson!

A really rather good video from the south top of Beinn a' Bhuird from the 22nd March. Gives a very good view (at 0:30) right into Garbh Choire Mor, showing some very deep snow present.

From Ron Walker on UKC. Looks good (no facebook access required, hooray!)

[www.facebook.com]

Mike in Edinburgh
Assorted scottish pics - www.prog99.com

the GFS is persistantly cool for next two weeks with a fair bit of wintry precipitation from mid next week onwards, so hopefully April will add to it!

Interesting pictures, Mike. Still showing considerable depth, and if we do get a sustained spell of cold weather with precipitation for a couple of weeks then it might not be as bad as we feared a couple of weeks ago. Here's hoping...!

Some photographs of the Cairngorms and hills around Glen Clunie, taken by Chionophile, 27th March.

Great photos, but where is the snow in the third photo P1000900 ?


Helen

Beinn a' Bhuird Helen

Coire nan Clach Attila ? Looks good but too far !


Helen

We skiied down there a couple years ago - its not so far if you use a bike for access!

P1000900 shows part of Coire an Dubh Lochain on left, and then most of Coire nan Clach.

Thanks Chionophile.

Telemarker, your far is my too far I've enough difficulty staying on a mountain bike on a rough track let alone a mountain bike with skis !

Helen