clearing 200x300 lot in town for walking trail

[beenthere]

About the pics, use your photo software and resize the pic first. Make the longest side about 800 pixels. Then save the new size and see if you are then under the 100k. I'm not familiar with all the different software available, but resizing the size first is how I do it.
I've been on other sites which do not allow a file larger than 30k, and the longest side no more than 400 pixels. But the pics can still be good ones of reasonable size.
Wish you luck resizing.

 

[dubba]

If you have windows XP there is a free windows re-sizer that will take the pics down to under 100k & they will still be big. I think it is on the windows XP website. I found it here's the link Power tools

 

[roermo]

lets try this on for size

 

[roermo]

lets try this on for size

 

[roermo]

Now maybe some folks can see these pics, thanks for the help.

Chip in on ground cover and what you all think a about a 4110 jd on slops like this,

thanks

roger

 

[roermo]

Now maybe some folks can see these pics, thanks for the help.

Chip in on ground cover and what you all think a about a 4110 jd on slops like this,

thanks

roger

 

[beenthere]

Great job on the pics. /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif

 

[beenthere]

Great job on the pics. /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif

 

[Tanberry]

I'd get rid of all the Elm trees in favor of native hardwoods like oak,hickory,walnut ECT .You want to watch clearing too much to fast and creating erosion problems . Most of the trails in Missouri for walking use bark to keep the weeds down.

 

[Tanberry]

I'd get rid of all the Elm trees in favor of native hardwoods like oak,hickory,walnut ECT .You want to watch clearing too much to fast and creating erosion problems . Most of the trails in Missouri for walking use bark to keep the weeds down.