Lots of Bigfoot pictures (and comments)

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Well, here goes -

This weekend we continued our quest for a travel trailer by traveling down the coast to Coos Bay, OR to Gibs RV to look at a 17' Bigfoot. They also had a 21' and 25' model in stock so we got to look at them all.

<img src=http://www.fiberglassrv.com/board/uploads/3ed5919adadf7lt25'21'17'.BMP/>
Here is a picture of all three sizes in a row.

I will post additional pictures in followup postings.

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<img src=http://www.fiberglassrv.com/board/uploads/3ed5919adadf7lt25'21'17'.BMP/>

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Don't worry, it's something simple. It's got something to do with the way the link is typed...I think. I don't know enough to fix it, but someone will be along shortly to advise.

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Okay, I realize what part of the problem is. You need to save it on your computer as a .jpg or a .gif before you can upload it here.

I'm not sure if the apostrophe in the link is causing a problem or not.

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Joe, maybe you should have paid more for your digital camera.;)

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Like Suz said - the reason your photos likely won't work is because your camera defaults to save by Bitmap (my first one did too). BMP files are quite large and will not post on this site.

Save your photos in JPG/JPEG format (or GIF), resize to 500K max and you should be good to go. If you are taking higher resolution pictures than normal you may have to adjust your DPI.

If you name your own pictures with a file name, make sure there are no spaces. IE: trailer 1 will not work but trailer1 will.

Hope this helps.
:wave

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Hey Joe what's all this hype about Big Feets and no pictures?...:lol

Just go ahead and describe them to us in Looooong narrative instead. I'd like to hear about the Oregon coast.