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More from Session G - September 26

The images here and on subsequent dates have been provided from the Chronicler volunteers (and others) from Session G in Antonito, including work progress on the Depot Landscaping, Car Lettering, Long Stock Car 5995, Frameless Tank Cars 11-36 and 11037, Period Trucks for Passenger Coaches, and UTLX Tank 11050. Other projects scheduled for Session G were cancelled for one reason or another. Projects not presented in this first upload of photos will probably be resented in subsequent uploads. Thanks to all for the photos. If you have photos you would like to add, please do! [Addendum: Thanks, John Cole, for providing the captions! - cj]

Very nice photos Chris! Thanks for all you do.

Photos were from the Chroniclers. All I did was post 'em. But thanks.

I'm still trying to figure out how to get these postings to appear in the correct order. The Forum allows only 10 images per posting and then seems to stir things up like a pot of soup. I'm workin' on it... cj

Chris James wrote:Photos were from the Chroniclers. All I did was post 'em. But thanks.

I'm still trying to figure out how to get these postings to appear in the correct order. The Forum allows only 10 images per posting and then seems to stir things up like a pot of soup. I'm workin' on it... cj

Chris - after you upload the picture, place the cursor in the post where you want it to appear and click the button that says "Place Inline" That way they'll stay where you put them.

Thanks, Larry. I figured that internal part out. The larger problem is getting the Dates and Part #s in some kind of chronological order. - cj

Chris James wrote:Photos were from the Chroniclers. All I did was post 'em. But thanks.

I'm still trying to figure out how to get these postings to appear in the correct order. The Forum allows only 10 images per posting and then seems to stir things up like a pot of soup. I'm workin' on it... cj

you need to use the "place in line" option at the bottom of the Edit screen. This will allow you to put pictures exactly where you want them.