How much do we know about Stonehenge? Less than we think. And what has Stonehenge got to do with the Ice Age? More than we might think. This blog is mostly devoted to the problems of where the Stonehenge bluestones came from, and how they got from their source areas to the monument. Now and then I will muse on related Stonehenge topics which have an Ice Age dimension...
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Tuesday 18 October 2011
Anybody else having problems?
Tony says that some of the pics are chopped off on his computer screen .... anybody else having this problem?
Hmmm -- thank you, folks. I wonder if this is an Apple Mac / PC problem? I use an iMac, and everything looks OK on that and on my laptop (Macbook).
Which is the first post that has these half images on them? It might be because I have been using a drag and drop technique to put in my illustrations lately -- rather than using copy and paste, which is slower....
Appropriately (or perhaps not), I think the first occurrence was your Post "ANOTHER SAD PHOTO", the image of the Stonehenge bluestone being repositioned. I did put a comment towards the finish of evryone's comments, to that effect.
Then Brian's 3 most recent Posts' photos were all affected which was rather tantalising.
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ReplyDeleteYes
ReplyDeleteI have Brian! But didn't want to tell you!
ReplyDeleteHmmm -- thank you, folks. I wonder if this is an Apple Mac / PC problem? I use an iMac, and everything looks OK on that and on my laptop (Macbook).
ReplyDeleteWhich is the first post that has these half images on them? It might be because I have been using a drag and drop technique to put in my illustrations lately -- rather than using copy and paste, which is slower....
Appropriately (or perhaps not), I think the first occurrence was your Post "ANOTHER SAD PHOTO", the image of the Stonehenge bluestone being repositioned. I did put a comment towards the finish of evryone's comments, to that effect.
ReplyDeleteThen Brian's 3 most recent Posts' photos were all affected which was rather tantalising.
Hi Tony -- please reload -- is the sad photo now a bit less sad than it was?
ReplyDeleteI have re-inserted the pic.
Sorry, my previous comment should have referred to : THE SAD TALE OF BEDD MORRIS.
ReplyDeleteThat was the one missing its lower half, not "Another Sad Tale"
Tony -- what has lost its lower half, the standing stone, or the picture of the standing stone?
ReplyDeleteThe picture of the standing stone, dear Brian, the picture of the standing stone!! [ actually the lower two-thirds is missing]
ReplyDeleteWITH APOLOGIES TO:-
Harry Belafonte and Unidentified Female Singer: "THERE'S A HOLE IN MY BUCKET [DEAR LISA]" circa 1958 A.D.