post pictures of your HTT

[kknowlton]

The folks in the Folding Trailer forum have started a fun topic, so I thought perhaps we could do the same. I'll start.



Our 2005 Starcraft Travelstar 21SSO, last year at the LaSalle-Peru KOA.

[Sinnman]

Here's a shot of our new-to-us Trail-lite B19. First trip in the new rig was on Mothers Day weekend. Just moved up from a popup and I LOVE IT!



Cheers!
Kevin

[PattiPatti]

Hi all -
This is my first post (after lurking a month or so) - figured it should be a pic of our new-to-us Roo.



Here's us set up at Point Lookout State Park, MD

[Steve936]

07 Starcraft Antigua 215SB at Jellystone Park, Woodbine NY..sometime last year I think. Great park for family camping. Good pools, both kiddie and adult, clean facilities and a tremendous kids playground...

There's a hint of one of my past TV, a Hemi Durango Limited in the front.

[Ronald009]

THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP

[Tim_W]

Ronald009 wrote:
how do you post a pic on here ?

Pictures need to come from websites like web shots or photo bucket...

If you want to add a picture from the internet just right click on the photo go to properties copy the URL address and then click on the image icon and paste it there.

From web shots

1. Click “link it to” next to the picture
2. Change the photo from 100 to 600
3. Copy the url link
4. Paste it in the message box
5. Click the preview icon
6. Then post the message

[drenjoey]

Here's how you can post pictures.


1- You have to register at one of the many sites where you can upload
your pictures (Webshots, Photobucket, etc etc). I personally use
Photobucket which is simple and easy, and FREE. Upload your
pictures and in the little box below, make sure they are 640 X 480

2- Once your pictures are uploaded on the photo site, you will need to
open 2 windows. The photo site window and the forum window where
you want to post the pictures.

3- Go at the bottom of the forum, and click (reply to topic). Write
your message and then click on the little yellow envelope with the
mountains at the top. That should pop up a little window.

4- Go to the Photobucket window and click on the picture you want to
transfer (that should make the picture bigger). Right click on
the picture and go to PROPERTIES. Click 3 times on the URL to
highlite it (make sure you click 3 times) and click COPY.

5- Go back to the forum and in the popup window paste what you copied
on the first line (URL line). Forget about the height, but where
it says WIDTH, write 640, and click FINISHED.

6- Repeat the procedures if you have more pictures

You can use other programs beside Photobucket and I'm pretty sure they all work the same way.

Andre

[bikendan]

Ronald009 wrote:
how do you post a pic on here ?

go to the Forum Technical Support forum. look for the "RV.Net Tutorials and Picture related FAQ's" section.

all the answers about pics are there.

[Ronald009]

how do you post a pic on here ?

[Camper_X]

This was us last season.

[marites62]

Very nice HTTs! I can't wait to start camping!

wsmullin - We have a similar set up except we're a little bigger. :B

[wsmullin]

Here is a shot of our rig at Don Williams state park Ogden Ia

[FerrisFamilyof5]

Coyote2cool wrote:
Our camp site at Dead Horse SP in Moab 2009





Brrr ... It snowed one night

Awesome!!! I'm jealous...snow and all...went by a KOA on Grand Island this AM...2 lone campers are there...it's here, it's here camping season is here!!!! now to get out there!!!!!

[Tim_W]

Our camp site at Dead Horse SP in Moab 2009





Brrr ... It snowed one night

[Allyscia]

I have the Kodiak 160. I agree lots of graphics not needed, I hope they don't peel. I do like that the Kodiak has a deeper sink, taller shower and a little more counter space then some hybrids. I wish though we could have pulled a slightly bigger one with a couch but it sure beats tenting.
Allyscia from Ontario

[csmith28]

Hi I am a newbie just bought my Kodiak this week, moving up from a teardrop camper.

I also think I have a very cool TV will have to add it to my signature like others do.



Love this site so far