Flying Turns Photos

[Coastin Steve]

Once again w/ the help of Cyclonic, Nathan Brown I've made all of the
photos I've been taking at Knoebels avalable to be looked at on the web
Along with the photos of the progress of the Turns I had taken shots
of the work done to the Twister and some other shots I had taken of
other stuff @ Knoebels
The good news is, Thanks to Moosh, the link for Cyclonic's page
has now been moved up to the first page of my little FT page (where it
will stay)
The bad news is, I'm not sure which page @ Smugmug the newer
photos start at (page #17 or 18 I believe )
Once to Smugmug you can use their links at the top of the page to get
to any page there faster
Thanks for looking

Flying Turns carpenter
Coastin Steve

http://community.webtv.net/Coastin_Steve/FlyingTurnsFotosbyCS

[Cyclonic]

It will depend on your screen resolution settings, as it loads 15 - 18
thumbnails per page. My computers are set at 1440x900, so it loads 18
thumbnails, so the new photos start on page 11 (second photo). The
smaller the resolution, the less thumbnails and the more pages.

In any case, The first new photo is #152 in the gallery.

[mamoosh]

On May 1, 4:38 am, Coastin_St...@webtv.net (Coastin Steve) wrote:

> The good news is, thanks to Moosh, the link for Cyclonic's page

> has now been moved up to the first page of my little FT page (where it
> will stay)

Thanks Steve! It wasn't that I minded clicking through all the
pages...it's just that I'm an impatient SOB and want to see the newest
pics ASAP ;-)

[Mark Rosenzweig]

On May 1, 12:32 pm, mamoosh <msulli...@ntmllc.com> wrote:

> I'm an impatient SOB

Pre or post loop?

[Keith Hopkins]

"Mark Rosenzweig" <ston...@aol.com> wrote in message
news:1178037634.2...@o5g2000hsb.googlegroups.com...

> On May 1, 12:32 pm, mamoosh <msulli...@ntmllc.com> wrote:
>
>> I'm an impatient SOB
>
> Pre or post loop?

Good lord. I had no idea that Moosh was a tranny.

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