No problem, I'll reply to that address so you can send them. However, there are 2 ways to post images here that I am familiar with. One, is directly from your pc, just use the advanced tools, upload photo it will prompt you to select from your PC's directory, just select the photo, hit upload, then hit continue, repeat until you are done, and remember to hit continue, there is an option to cancel before that, so you can change or delete a photo if its the wrong one.
The other is using a remote hosting site, like photobucket, have to use a little code then paste the direct link to the site within that code, real easy, can't type the code here or it will prompt the code used on this site. use "<" (no quotes)to open, then type img src = after the equal sign, paste the direct link you copied off photo bucket, (its the url) and close that with ">" again no quotes it will link your image from the remote site, and you can type in text in between these links for descriptions, I am not sure how to do that with method directly off your file directory, text will follow at the end of you images, you will see those first. Seems theres also an issue with the photos orientation when posting directly from the phone, not sure what thats about, but there have been posts where the photos need to be turned around.
In any case, I'm curious to see what you have there with this tractor, so I'll send you an email, with the subject "YT Mag post re: ford tractor"
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