: They (and a few other photo sharing sites) now bury the images,
: some more effectively than others. It's sometimes for copyright
: protection (think smugmug.com) where the people are also trying
: to sell the images as artwork. In Facebook's case it's purely a
: self-interest thing. They want as much traffic to see the ads
: they display as they can get. Once you learn the code, it's
: possible to locate the image if it's not being generated on the
: fly (like Smugmug).

: For those following along, here's another of the stunning wood
: burned items...

I've always been extremely impressed with those that can do fine art. Even after years of instruction I'm a real hack. Boats I can do, art not so much :)

Probably why there are so many framed pictures in this house, I enjoy looking at that which I can't do.

Today I hope to learn a new skill, stone mason. We'll see, three pallets of landscaping stone supposed to be delivered today. Yesterday I dug (by hand) the front flower bed, about 40' of trench 8" wide by 8" deep, I'm just a little sore ;)

Bill H.