ever see a post (pic of tunnel entrance) and then can't find it?

Turn the light on then. Roo.

Your web browser keeps a history of your page views.

As long as the page has not been erased you should be able to find a link to it, in history tab.

This has helped me many times in searches.

I come across many things I can't find.  Even things that are right in front of me seem to be saying, "Look at that idiot".....LOL

Joe,   Another thought: The "power" keys for bookmarking a page are control + d.

Those keys pop up a menu and all you have to do is save and the page will be bookmarked. Quick and Easy.

Simon

This is the land of disappearing post. Its like mission impossible, these postings will self destruct. Once the cleaning crew comes thru, all bets are off on whether youll see it again

I looked at everything I thought where it might be. I was only hoping some member might repost it here. I just can't find it. I spent a long time looking yesterday at everything again. It just may have been removed? So I just moved forward with the memory of what I saw. 

 Thanks for all the tips though. It should help me in the future!

Maybe?

Wow Dave, Very nice! It wasn't that particular pic but it might have been that very scene.

Did you post that in the last week?

Try not to laugh, but I started closing it up and capturing what I wanted. It didn't turn out that way yet!

Someday before I'm gone, I hope to learn how to capture what's in my mind, on my layout. It may take another lifetime to do it.

I got to tell you (again?) Dave, you're layout is fantastic!

I'm looking thru your pics again and it hit home even more now that I'm trying.

https://ogrforum.com/...81#81959972839197781

Thanks Joe!

I'm glad to see that you are taking the mountain all the way to the ceiling.  Most people are afraid to make scenery life sized!

Joe,

Why not just print a picture when you see a scene you really like?

Ed

Engineer-Joe posted:

Try not to laugh, but I started closing it up and capturing what I wanted. It didn't turn out that way yet!

Someday before I'm gone, I hope to learn how to capture what's in my mind, on my layout. It may take another lifetime to do it.

Laugh? No way! You're starting a trend with Graffiti on the mountain side Joe, ours are plain pink 

Dan Padova posted:

I come across many things I can't find.  Even things that are right in front of me seem to be saying, "Look at that idiot".....LOL

Lost my reading glasses, or so I thought until I realized they were on my head.

Ed Kelly posted:

Joe,

Why not just print a picture when you see a scene you really like?

Ed

If it's an image, just save it to your PC's hard drive or put it on disc. It will save you a bunch of paper and will be way easier to find (if you make a little log of the names which is one piece of paper vs. many).

Simon

Engineer-Joe posted:

Try not to laugh, but I started closing it up and capturing what I wanted. It didn't turn out that way yet!

Someday before I'm gone, I hope to learn how to capture what's in my mind, on my layout. It may take another lifetime to do it.

Maybe the place to start is the Scenery Forum. I did a search in the post below and get a bunch of hits. You don't necessarily need to have a mountain, it could be a LARGE hill which might fit better with the rest of your topography.. It would still be the same techniques.

Simon

This will get you a bunch of "mountain" related posts in the Scenery forum.

https://ogrforum.com/...ring=&searcher.p

Simon