Originally posted by David K
Ken, check you Photobucket upload size!
I have the free Photobucket account. No size differentiation was provided.
All you great new photos exceed Doug's forum max width... The size tool on Photobucket has nothing to do with pay vs free.
When you click the upload button on your Photobucket album, you will see a small GEAR logo on the right corner... CLICK ON IT. Then pick 800 pixels
for FULL Nomad page size pics or 640 pixels for large picks... the click SAVE.
Then upload the scan image of your sticker to show it off.
Originally posted by David K
Ken, check you Photobucket upload size!
I have the free Photobucket account. No size differentiation was provided.
All you great new photos exceed Doug's forum max width... The size tool on Photobucket has nothing to do with pay vs free.
When you click the upload button on your Photobucket album, you will see a small GEAR logo on the right corner... CLICK ON IT. Then pick 800 pixels
for FULL Nomad page size pics or 640 pixels for large picks... the click SAVE.
Then upload the scan image of your sticker to show it off.
I am through with Photobucket for the month. That website exceeded my patience for the entire year. I will present the Pole Line sticker when it
becomes available around the first of March. As for Photobucket - I spent entirely too long on that website today. It has an antiquated user
interface that doesn't entirely work with my cellphone (app). Complete garbage, IMO.
If you find your uploads are bigger than 800, then simply go to the edit photo link and click on "re-size", save, replace original, done!
Guys, I am not a computer wizard... in fact, I am pretty much not... but some things I can do, I am sure you can too. Ken, when you are at home on a
PC, call me and I will talk you through this size issue... it will take less than a minute. Same form you Jon, or anyone else who wants to post photos
and not screw the size of the Nomad page.
Hi New member here, greetings I live in Baja full time.Im from W.LA. I would like to go on this trip.I have a Nissan( Mexican)frontier 2014 double cab
short bed 4x4.Its small truck same as 2,000-04 frontier.Would this truck be suitable to make this run.Thank You Larry
It depends on what the rains did to it. In the past not much brush only rocks in the arroyos which sometimes need to be moved or a good spotter to
help. It's a fun run with some challenging areas.
I put 32in ATs on it.I put small lift 2in,its stick,turbo diesel.Is there much brush to go past.Or major rock step climbing.
There is no major rock crawling on this run. I have a video which shows a similarly equipped Toyota Tacoma doing very well across the terrain on this
run.
You might need additional diesel fuel (5 gallons), depending on the range your truck gives for approximately 150 miles of slow-speed travel. My Jeep
with a 4.0 liter engine requires that I carry an additional 10 gallons of gasoline in addition to a full engine - topping off along Hwy 2 just outside
of Mexicali.
Earth quake @ 31 31.57, -115 39.92 on 2/8/2015 is in familiar territory. East of San Simon and about a mile E of the south summit track. Quite a ways
south of the S smt.
Sure crossed my mind since the EQ is so close.
Further exam Looks like the quake center is over the hill from the S Smt track. Do not have that topo so next best is the Murdock on the gps.
How about an update on who is in, who is maybe or whatever?
We were at Neal Johns' house this past Saturday for the ----- the --- 25th wedding anniversary of he and Marian. But there were so many "wives in
waiting" hanging around him that it was hard to talk to the old guy. But, I think it would be safe to say Neal is not among the adventurers on this
trek.
"If it were lush and rich, one could understand the pull, but it is fierce and hostile and sullen.
The stone mountains pile up to the sky and there is little fresh water. But we know we must go back
if we live, and we don't know why." - Steinbeck, Log from the Sea of Cortez
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