Give me a shout, I have to work Saturay until 3pm. If you are going to be there roughly then I'll meet you there. I may be able to sneak out a little earlier. The falls are about 10 minutes from my store.

Work: 1-860-379-1331

I'm sorry, Lesley, are you having problems seeing my images, or the images on the website I linked to?

If it is my images, try here:

http://www.pennyjwillsphotography.com/Na...081638601_LsmDG

It is approx. a 45 minute drive from Tails to the falls.

I can see everyone else's photo fine , it is trying to get my images on this site and if I get one but have three to show in a post it just won't do it.

Any who... Judy Jo Drake and Carol Stevens will be with me... it is Carol's 50th birthday party...it's also her mother's 80th so it is a joint party.So if we can get away in time I will call you and we can meet us there and you can be our guide!

Sounds like a plan!

What method are you using? None of the photos you see "embedded" in the messages are "on the site". They are links to images somewhere else. So there has to be a direct link to an image (and the url has to include the full image file name, like image.jpg)

Diana

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I can see everyone else's photo fine , it is trying to get my images on this site and if I get one but have three to show in a post it just won't do it.

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Beautiful photos PJ! I'd be tempted to bring my little rock pickaxe and dig out a few of those garnets. Not for jewelry or finishing, just like raw gems and minerals.

Diana

We made it to Enders Falls... I tried calling you Penny, but I stupidly transposed two numbers when I programmed it into my cell...

And we can't wait to go back there and see the rest of the falls! Thanks so much, Penny for giving us the location! Here are a couple more.

Thanks Diana! I'll see if I can find some of the smaller rocks that are loaded with garnets and send them to you.

Those photos came out gorgeous Lesley! That little park is so addicting, you never know what you will find. Count me in on your winter excursion to get them in the snow.