Testing Testing

[Anonymous]

Double word, double meaning. I am testing out my ability to follow Ric's instructions for posting images AND I am testing you all with more entries in the NAME IT game. I know about the first and third, not the second.
First up --
<center><img src="http://www.findmall.com/photo/899/what_s_this.jpg"></center>
<center>What's this?</center>
<center>Is it the Tin Man pinning down a dragon? NOT! Who are the subjects and what are they doing? (comical guesses and comments are welcome!! This oughta be fun, right?)</center>
Neeext --
<center><img src="http://www.findmall.com/photo/899/mysteryflower.jpg"></center>
<center>mystery flower</center>
<center>I came upon this gorgeous specimen nestled in the snow-white crystaline sand dunes of Florida's Emerald Coast. Can anyone identify it?</center>
Last one --
<center><img src="http://www.findmall.com/photo/899/p7270013_1.jpg">
<center>cavern quest</center>
<center>Who can tell me whether these are stalagmites or stalactites -- and of what kind of stone?</center>
Thanks Ric!!!! How easy it is -- once the secret is known. <IMG SRC="/forums/images/smile.gif" BORDER=0 ALT="">

 

[Anonymous]

Why did the camera not show in the heading? Was the program not alerted because I did not enter a URL in the image box? How may I do this differently next time?

 

[Anonymous]

The camera icon will not show when you use html. You did everything right. Only if you have a photo copied in the Optional Image URL box will the camera icon show.
1st one - two dragon flies havin fun?
2nd one - Florida snapdragon? (Haven't the foggiest)
3d one- stalactites/calcite (t for top)
<IMG SRC="/forums/images/wink.gif" BORDER=0 ALT=""> Nice Photos Don in South Jersey

 

[Anonymous]

The first shot was of two walking sticks. When my son first spotted them, we thought a momma was giving her little one a "piggy-back" ride -- the baby wrapping its tail around the momma's to hang on -- one was VERY much larger than the other -- and different in coloration. A closer look revealed, yes, a mating in the process.
Second shot -- looks like a snapdragon to me, too. Will anyone offer knowledge about this flower?
Stalactites is right!! Nice how those little tricks for memory stick with us. Smile. These are Onyx formations -- here in the Arkansas Ozarks. I learned during my tour of the cavern that almost ALL onyx is white. !!! I thought it was black. Some IS naturally so -- tho very little. Most has been dyed.
Thanks for being a brave gamer! I give you a double THUMBS UP and a wink!!