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Post by ET_Explorer on May 22, 2015 5:53:43 GMT
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Post by krenek on May 23, 2015 6:07:21 GMT
![:)](//storage.proboards.com/forum/images/smiley/smiley.png) cjm, only one placemark! (and the guy is asking about the name of the place) haha, seeing what i see, i already know what the clue will be!... ![:D](//storage.proboards.com/forum/images/smiley/grin.png)
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Post by hhgygy on May 23, 2015 13:14:26 GMT
Technical question to other forum members. Do you see this image? Because I cannot see it in any browser, even if I turn off Adblock. On the other hand I copied the link from the BBCode and the image appears fine on a separate page
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Post by ET_Explorer on May 23, 2015 13:51:25 GMT
Technical question to other forum members. Do you see this image? Because I cannot see it in any browser, even if I turn off Adblock. On the other hand I copied the link from the BBCode and the image appears fine on a separate page No I don't, less he isn't using a direct link from photo-sharing site.
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Post by Walter_V_R on May 23, 2015 14:11:25 GMT
Technical question to other forum members. Do you see this image? Because I cannot see it in any browser, even if I turn off Adblock. On the other hand I copied the link from the BBCode and the image appears fine on a separate page I don't see the image. I just supposed that shadowdragon forgot to post the image. There is something strange with the URL:
When the image is visible, I see that it also contains 4 advertising pictures. Some forums blocked postimg.org for that reason.
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Post by ndrqu on May 23, 2015 14:38:35 GMT
Probably Postimage doesn't allow hotlinking ( en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inline_linking ) for the full size images. That's I figured out some puzzles before, because I use Postimage aswell and that happened to me.
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Post by shadowdragon on May 23, 2015 15:07:23 GMT
Is it possible that it's not showing because it's a png image, when I copy image link of the others they are jpg as opposed to png. My image shows up when I view it, yet somehow it's not showing for others.
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Post by ET_Explorer on May 23, 2015 15:58:23 GMT
Lake Amadeus is a huge salt lake located the southwest corner of Australia's Northern Territory, about 50 km north of Uluru or Ayers Rock. Another, slightly smaller, Lake Neale is located adjacent to the northwest. Both lakes lie on the Amadeus Basin that was filled with sediments eroded from the nearby mountains more than 500 million years ago. Because of the aridity, the lakes are inundated only during periods of heavy rain. For the most part, Lake Amadeus remains dry and coated with a thick crust of brilliant white salt. Dozens of small islands of red sand protrude centimeters above the surface of the lake. The plants that have taken root on these sandy islands are very hardy, and able to withstand salt as well as heat and drought. Amusing Planet 24° 48′ 0″ S, 130° 54′ 0″ E
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Post by shadowdragon on May 23, 2015 16:16:10 GMT
Lake Amadeus is a huge salt lake located the southwest corner of Australia's Northern Territory, about 50 km north of Uluru or Ayers Rock. Another, slightly smaller, Lake Neale is located adjacent to the northwest. Both lakes lie on the Amadeus Basin that was filled with sediments eroded from the nearby mountains more than 500 million years ago. Because of the aridity, the lakes are inundated only during periods of heavy rain. For the most part, Lake Amadeus remains dry and coated with a thick crust of brilliant white salt. Dozens of small islands of red sand protrude centimeters above the surface of the lake. The plants that have taken root on these sandy islands are very hardy, and able to withstand salt as well as heat and drought. Amusing Planet 24° 48′ 0″ S, 130° 54′ 0″ E What is interesting about this one is how the sands of the Earth's deserts are differently colored from each other Central Asia's are tan The Sahara and Arabian are orangeish yellow South Africa's are orange Australia is rusty North America's are a light gray tan South Americas are a pinkish light yellow The mineral differences likely lead to the different colored salt flats
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Post by johnluke on May 23, 2015 21:49:20 GMT
Lake Amadeus is a huge salt lake located the southwest corner of Australia's Northern Territory, about 50 km north of Uluru or Ayers Rock. Another, slightly smaller, Lake Neale is located adjacent to the northwest. Both lakes lie on the Amadeus Basin that was filled with sediments eroded from the nearby mountains more than 500 million years ago. Because of the aridity, the lakes are inundated only during periods of heavy rain. For the most part, Lake Amadeus remains dry and coated with a thick crust of brilliant white salt. Dozens of small islands of red sand protrude centimeters above the surface of the lake. The plants that have taken root on these sandy islands are very hardy, and able to withstand salt as well as heat and drought. Amusing Planet 24° 48′ 0″ S, 130° 54′ 0″ E What is interesting about this one is how the sands of the Earth's deserts are differently colored from each other Central Asia's are tan The Sahara and Arabian are orangeish yellow South Africa's are orange Australia is rusty North America's are a light gray tan South Americas are a pinkish light yellow The mineral differences likely lead to the different colored salt flats I have to keep that in mind for future puzzles. ![:D](//storage.proboards.com/forum/images/smiley/grin.png)
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