Riding around Lewiston Idaho

This is a picture of the Salmon river Mile 60 from town on my odometer.this place is awesome!

From the main dirt doad to here is about twelve miles of fun riding.

took a bunch of pictures. left here and headed for high ground on the otherside of the mountain to get some sunset pics.

Started getting low on fuel so I turned around.

Well this bug gets in my helmet "using the dualsport style with face shield" stopped to get the bug out and a black bear walks out of the brush not even ten feet away he just stopped and looked at me like geesh! what are you doing? then wondered on.

I love stuff like that. Saw more deer than you can count and several Elk.

Gonna pack more gas next weekend.

Anybody in the area want to ride let me know. this is some fun scenic and easy riding

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I don't know what I am not doing right but my pics aren't posting.

OK I give up just know it was pretty area to ride in.

guess I am the dumbest WR rider on the forum, can't even post a picture[img][/img]

Did you use the image hosting on the forum, or an external one? The one on the forum works fairly well; I also use Photobucket.

I tried the image host and it started downloading some program and changed my desktop and still couldn't get photos on the forum.

Hmmmmm?????? it hijacked all the photos on my puter I do sell some of my photos and They are not for free public access.

I will have to try again when my patience returns.

It took a while for the process to complete, actually it didn't cause I had other things to do and I turned off my puter after 45min.

The imaging hosting utility here didn't hijack all the photos on your computer, and it doesn't download software or change your desktop.

First, you have to browse to each photo individually, specify it's size, etc., and then copy the URL it generates.

Second, if you are a photographer who sells photos, you probably have hundreds of photos, many in RAW format that are 10 mb, 16 mb, etc. The program couldn't "hijack" and upload that much content even if you left it running for days.

I have several thousand photos on my computer, most in RAW format, and I have been using that utility for about three years now. The version here and the stand alone website. It has never installed software on my computer, never copied a photo I didn't tell it to, and never done more than one photo at a time.

Your issues lie elsewhere.