Can't upload new photos

[Bird]

I'll try this one to see how it works. Maybe remembering what it was like here in February will help us get through this 100+ degree August. And yep, it works now.

 

[smstonypoint]

I'll try this one to see how it works. Maybe remembering what it was like here in February will help us get through this 100+ degree August.

Those were the "good old days."

Steve

 

[Xfaxman]

Should be fixed now. Sorry for the delay! A rare set of circumstances led to me not checking the forum all day yesterday.

Thank you muchly. :thumbsup:

 

[Big Barn]

Just tried again. Still doesn't work . (For me anyways)

Terry

 

[EverythingAttachments]

Good Here!

 

[von-mil]

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Working OK here. Using Firefox v33 and Win XP SP3.

 

[boggen]

Just tried again. Still doesn't work . (For me anyways)

Terry

most likely server issue is what i am guessing due to such a wide area of browsers and issues....

you might just have local computer problems.... have you tried cleaning your "cache" and refreshing TBN page then try uploading?

 

[Muhammad]

Just tried again. Still doesn't work . (For me anyways)

Terry

Which browser/platform?

 

[Otto Syracuse]

I can't believe it worked on the first try!

 

[George2615]

Uploads seem to be working here.

 

[Muhammad]

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I can't believe it worked on the first try!

Nice photo!!

 

[dragoneggs]

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I can't believe it worked on the first try!

Beautiful composition. Nice photography!

 

[k0ua]

Nice photo!!

That IS a nice photo. Color, composition and clarity all superb. That is cover of a rural magazine quality at least.

 

[MikePA]

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I can't believe it worked on the first try!

You can almost smell the freshly cut hay. You should send it to JD to use in their advertising.

 

[dragoneggs]

You can almost smell the freshly cut hay. You should send it to JD to use in their advertising.

No kidding.

 

[Sodo]

Yes that's nice. Would need a fresh GREEN ink refill to print that one out. Must be nice to live there. Didn't know they cut hay with a flail mower; is it pre-chewed for cows with dentures?

 

[Otto Syracuse]

Thanks for the compliments on the photo! I had just bought the flail and wanted to take a picture to post on TBN to show off my new toy. I don't cut that hay, its a long story but that was my father's horse pasture and unfortunately both Dad and the horses are gone. I just keep it mowed because I look out over it everyday and don't want it to get wild. Plus it just looks **** nice. What the future holds for that pasture remains to be seen, but I'm keeping it in shape, just in case.