You are welcome to visit my garden journal personal home page site if you like.
It is at:
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Bill
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17 years ago
My Garden Journal if you like
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Interesting. However, if you keep putting photos in it, you might soon exceed your host's byte limit. If you remove old entries to allow new ones, the historical value as a true journal is reduced.
See my garden diary at . It covers almost three years in a quite different climate. We had record-breaking cold last month. I lost some plants, but others are still blooming.
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17 years ago
This can be fixed by having the images hosted for free by Flickr (or .Mac if someone has an account) and linking to them in the diary.
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17 years ago
Sorry to hear that you lost plants. I hate it when that happens! It has been unusually warm here this winter.
Right now I am not going to worry about running out of hosting space. Thus far I have used only 262kb of 10MB alotted. I figured the space is being paid for in my arrangement with my ISP so why not use it. As far as taking older pages dwon and putting new ones up, I am not really worried about that either as it is not intended as a historical reference but a recent goings on type of thing. I have the local copy of the entire journal for reference.
Anyway, thanks for looking at it. It is really just something to play around with but I thought some of the group might like to take a look.
Mr. Bill
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17 years ago
Hello Tara. I guess you took a look at it too. I never thought of using a link to a web account like fliker to store the images but I guess that would work well with a little adjustment of the link to the image. But like I told David, I am not really all that worried about space at present. Good food for thought though.
Mr. Bill
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Went and looked around at your web site. Very nicely done. I just wish there had been some pictures to supplement the descriptions like one of "the tree" It sounds like a nice tree but a picture is worth a thousand words as they say. Hey who is this they person anyway? He/she is always saying something!
Mr. Bill