RE: Re: Guess the location of this photo

> Bill is correct as the picture was taken of Fort Covington, NY.  I 
> never realized the level of pedantry that goes in through this Yahoo 
> Group. 

Then you  must have arrived yesterday!  ;>0

> What I am referring to is the replies about broken links and 
> cobbled together URL's.  All I intended when I  posted the picture 
> was to get some lively conversation going about where the picture 
> could be taken. 

You have to realize that the way you posted broke the link and that when the people you asked to take a look at it did just that, they were taken to all different locations. You are responsible for this, not us. Don't get upset at people who followed your link and got taken around the world instead of where you wanted, then commented on it.

>  I did not expect people to zoom out and discover 
> where the photo was actually taken in that manner.  

I don't see how you wouldn't have that expectation. I wouldn't expect anyone *not* to do that. The link had the navigation buttons to do just that. It wasn't a photo, but an interactive mapping service. To make a guess on your question, we just had to widen out the view.

> You guys need 
> to lighten up and bring this Yahoo group back to discussing boundary 
> issues. 

I thought it was light.


 
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