Easiest thing to do is open a free Photobucket.com album. Upload pictures there. Copy the HTML line beneath each photo in your Photobucket album. Paste that HTML line here in the message portion, not in an upload box. In any forum you will be able to post multiple photos regardless of picture size. After you paste your pictures in the message part of the post and click " preview" you should see your photos before you finalize the post. Here is a link that might be useful: Photobucket

I have nine Agaves potted because they are reportedly tender. These include: A. decipiens A. guadalajarana A. guiengola A. horrida ssp. horrida A. impressa A. isthmensis 'Kissho Kan' A. nizandensis A. potatorum 'Snowfall' A. tequilana 'Sunrise' Potted plants stay outside full time, unless the forecast dictates an overnight move into the garage or the observatory. That said, the last two on the list will see ground this spring, and I may try A. decipiens as well -- just gonna hope for the best. These are fairly large plants I can only pot for so long. I have another A. guiengola in a raised bed, and another little 'Kissho Kan' in the ground as an experiment. Each made it through last winter, but it was exceptionally mild. Is "my building" a reference to a greenhouse? I wouldn't mind a shadehouse, but no room...

Re-read my posting and realize it sounds rather prudish... A few years ago we were discussing if it was safe or not to post Gooogle satellite pictures of our properties on the Forum. Marshall wanted to show that he could find one's exact location by the information on these photos. In Photobucket I had a map saved, but it had not been posted here, which included the co-ordinates of our home. It was all harmless and in good fun, but made me realize to BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU PUT IN PHOTOBUCKET because everyone can see it. I too like Marshall and smilingly think of him whenever a cargo plane flies over on it's way to Travis AFB. Hey... maybe my son will be stationed there too! Barbara

It's a great new option, and I have not had to un block any thing, I have firefox with adblock plus and easylist, so no need to see the ads. The reason for them to do this is so they can try to control the size of the picture files people are adding to their posts. The new option has a size limit. This is a good thing. When someone includes a huge file it can seriously slow down page load speed and for those on dialup that can make access frustratingly slow. My guess is that you may have some thing else blocked like java? I am very happy to see this new option and hope they work out the bugs and get it implemented.