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FAOUser somme1916 As requested

Ranger wrote: http://m.flickr.com/#/photos/84992103@N ... 574/Bunker entrance Hi Ranger I clicked on your post first thing i saw when i clicked on new was a photograph i posted on my flicker site i took this in Crete two weeks ago i dont think the bunker you are talking about is in Crete.He. He.

Ok I'm having problem uploading photos . Entrance is walk away from the royal armoires museum . On the predestine boulevard with pizza express on your left take a left where Starbucks use to be and just before the back entrance to the car park look to your right can't miss it . Googol earth should display it

The forum software doesn't like the @ symbol and it causes the link to break. There is a way around this but I don't use Flikr so can't recall exactly what -- something to do with using the public URL of your picture I think if that makes sense?(otherwise I suspect Phil_D may be along to help)

Yes I can't work it out I'm on flicker user name ranger1922 If you can find me the photos there .

BarFly wrote: The forum software doesn't like the @ symbol and it causes the link to break. There is a way around this but I don't use Flikr so can't recall exactly what -- something to do with using the public URL of your picture I think if that makes sense?(otherwise I suspect Phil_D may be along to help) It is something to do with the FLICKR account setting which can be changed to use the nickname in the URL and this removes the @Workarounds for others include highlighting http://m.flickr.com/#/photos/84992103@N ... 574/chrome users can then right click and choose goto the URLUsers of other browsers may be able to do similar or alternatively copy and then paste in the address barIt can also be fed to one of the may proprietary URL shortening websites

tyke bhoy wrote: BarFly wrote: The forum software doesn't like the @ symbol and it causes the link to break. There is a way around this but I don't use Flikr so can't recall exactly what -- something to do with using the public URL of your picture I think if that makes sense?(otherwise I suspect Phil_D may be along to help) It is something to do with the FLICKR account setting which can be changed to use the nickname in the URL and this removes the @Workarounds for others include highlighting http://m.flickr.com/#/photos/84992103@N ... 574/chrome users can then right click and choose goto the URLUsers of other browsers may be able to do similar or alternatively copy and then paste in the address barIt can also be fed to one of the may proprietary URL shortening websites Page not found for that flickr account.

It was there earlier, although there was a lot of camera shake

Yes, looks like the picture was removed. I saw it by copying the full link and pasting into Chromium's address bar.