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   Huntdoctor | May 02, 2009 12:51am | #1

   VERY COOL

   talents like that amaze me

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   oldbeachbum | May 02, 2009 07:53pm | #2

   bump for Derby Day

   ...The unspoken word is capital. We can invest it or we can squander it.  -Mark Twain...Be kind to your children....they will choose your nursing home....aim low boys, they're ridin' shetland ponies !!

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   splintergroupie | May 20, 2009 12:08am | #3

   Whoever did it knows not only horse anatomy but horse spirit. Kinda large files to get a long of the folks to open, though. Reduce and print in-line, maybe? I can contribute "pig" spirit. These are from Eden Project, in Cornwall:

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   oldbeachbum | May 20, 2009 05:03am | #5

   alas, I know not how to reduce......them or myself who needs it....though I've tried

    

   eta:  Rez told,  me once but I never tried it and now can't remember where I hid the answer...old brain, you know

    

   I'm not flippin' you off.........just counting cubits

   Edited 5/20/2009 1:21 am by oldbeachbum

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   splintergroupie | May 20, 2009 08:20am | #7

   If you have a PC, everyone uses Irfanview, a free download for such things. There are a few threads on how to use it...Rez has one bookmarked, if i'm not mistaken. Or do an advanced search.If a Mac...i use Graphic Converter. I've no idea where it comes from, as i bought the machine used with lots o' stuff already on it.Edit: sorry, can't read. I missed you said you'd already tried. If you get something off the web or out of email, i think you have to save it first to a file. I used to save it to desktop, then i could open it with a program and manipulate, but you have to do that before you upload to Taunton. Once it's here, it's carved in stone.

   Edited 5/20/2009 1:22 am by splintergroupie

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   oldbeachbum | May 20, 2009 09:56am | #8

   will try again (PC)....now lessee download? upload?....hmmmm 

   I'm not flippin' you off.........just counting cubits

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   Hudson Valley Carpenter | May 20, 2009 01:07am | #4

   Wow!  Inspiring appreciation of both horses and wood.  The inner heart's genius makes her presence felt again. 

   Thanks for posting those.    

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   bruce22 | May 20, 2009 05:42am | #6

   That is some amazing art/craft/inspiration.