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Comments (8)Always love seeing your photos Beth! Neat garden art - I can see a votive candle at the top of it - several of these with candles, sitting under a full moon like we have tonite......lovely! Except tonite, I would freeze to death - its going to be low of 36! Lower tomorrow, 33.......You have such beautiful and unusual roses - really enjoyed the photos! Judith...See MoreTrying to post some pictures help please
Comments (7)Carol - Are you trying to create a post and use photobucket on the same browser page? If so, you need to open a second tab on your browser window (click on file above in browser - should see a new tab option - click on that, a second tab will open on your window) - open gardenweb and your posting box in one tab and open photobucket with your pictures in the other tab. Now you can click on a tab and work within that page, then click the other tab when you want to work within that tab to paste or copy. Then to paste another picture on same post, do as Tanya said , click after the end of picture code you pasted and press enter to move to a new line after your 1st picture, or press enter again to create a blank line between pics. Now copy your next picture and so on. Hope this helpful and clear. Paul...See MoreHi, I am new to this post and need some help!
Comments (1)Hello adams403, I am in the same situation as far as feeding goes. My pairs eggs just hatched yesterday. I have the two hole feeder with the clear sides. I have removed one side and put some dried mealworms and bluebird treat in it. I also sat a dish on the ground next to it. It's been a week and I have yet to see them go in the feeder or take from the plate, although the last few days something has been eating from the plate on the ground. I think it takes time and patients. Try removing a plexi glass side until they learn to eat from the feeder, then put it back on and they will figure it out. A few years back when I lived with my parents I had a pair eating out of the two hole feeder on a shepards hook so I know they can do it. I would like to invite you to join the bluebird nut cafe and we will provide you with all you need to know about these birds. It is way more active and you will get fast answers to your questions. Hope to see you there. http://bluebirdnutcafe.yuku.com/ -Tyler...See MorePlease post some pics of red oak clear with water base finish
Comments (7)I was not specific enough sorry. We are refinishing our old floor and we have added a lot of new flooring (due to cat urine from prev owners) We were going to stain the floors before putting on the final protective coating which in our case we have chosen "street shoes" a water based very durable coating, from what we have heard. We were going to use English Chesnut as the stain but feel it is too dark for the second floor. I have been able to see many pictures of "Natural" stain on the internet. But we are considering no stain just the clear floor with coating of the finish to protect the floors. In our last home I believe the red oak was sanded and then poly oil based was applied. I did not like how orange it became over time. That is why I am not wanting to use poly this time. So I am looking for any pics of floors that were sanded and then not stained, not even with "Natural" and then were sealed with something other than the yellowing poly. I hope this explains it a little better. Thanks for your help!! Amy...See Morewildchild2x2
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