In the past, when we posted to alternative sites (the old babble folks, googles, etc.), we lost the content when the site management changed their servers or business plan. The rhodes22.org site was started so that Rhodies would own the content and be able to preserve it for ever. 

Since I maintain the server, please explain exactly how you would like to view the photos. They are all stored independent of the email body and could be placed into a collage style format on the site, if that would serve the purpose. 

Mike
s/v Wind Lass (91)
Nisseqogue, NY

> On Jun 29, 2019, at 10:53 AM, DJBaines <Djbaines05 at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> Listmates, 
> 
> As a newbie Rhodes owner I enjoy seeing everyone’s photos of their beloved
> Rhodes. It gives me some great insight into projects for my 1983 Rhodes that
> I purchased last September. However, I can’t scroll through photos endlessly
> without going through each message to get to a link to a photo. Very
> laborious for someone with a short attention span. If only there were a
> solution...well there is, put your photos on Instagram and simply use the
> #rhodes22 hashtag. Everyone’s photos will be in one place. I enjoy a good
> email thread, but I think if we start posting pictures and using the
> hashtag, it’ll help make non Rhodies see what they’re missing. I’m 31 and
> likely skew towards the younger side of Rhodes owners, but would love to
> have the ability to show others when they ask about my boat a compilation of
> all of your Rhodes photos. Would love to see the Rhodes on the med photos in
> my Instagram feed. As of now it’s mostly Volier Yachts photos using that
> hashtag, sure some on this list would like to see that diluted. It’s 2019,
> let’s help out our own cause by making these great boats more visible.
> <http://rhodes-22.1065344.n5.nabble.com/file/t891/710BF70D-EFFA-4DEA-B172-F132A1106E97.png> 
> 
> DJ Baines
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