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-[gal://2008/joshua_tree_06_07_2008/022_mark_and_don_20080607.jpg] Mark
+[[agimg 2008/joshua_tree_06_07_2008/022_mark_and_don_20080607.jpg ]] Mark
 and I took a trip to Joshua Tree over the previous weekend. We hiked
 in towards Pine City on Friday night and set up the tent near the edge
 of the day use area. It took us about 10 minutes of wandering in the
@@ -8,19 +8,19 @@ happened to find a miniature cholla cactus in the dark and of course
 managed to stab himself with it, which added to the excitement of
 setting up the tent.
 
-[gal://2008/joshua_tree_06_07_2008/panorama_1.jpg] When the sun came
+[[agimg 2008/joshua_tree_06_07_2008/panorama_1.jpg ]] When the sun came
 up the next day, we were finally able to see where we had actually set
 up camp. A series of amazing bolders were to the south east of our
 campsite, and we spent some time in the morning exploring them as we
 finished off our slightly smushed pop tarts.
 
-[gal://2008/joshua_tree_06_07_2008/040_trees_and_rocks_20080607.jpg]
+[[agimg 2008/joshua_tree_06_07_2008/040_trees_and_rocks_20080607.jpg ]]
 We then packed up the tent and our bags and took off to see Pine City
 itself (which is in the day use area). It appears to be called that
 because of a few ancient conifers which have managed to survive in the
 desert, though I'm only guessing based on what I saw.
 
-[gal://2008/joshua_tree_06_07_2008/066_our_campsite_20080608.jpg]
+[[agimg 2008/joshua_tree_06_07_2008/066_our_campsite_20080608.jpg ]]
 From Pine City, we took off cross country heading north-west towards
 Queen Mountain, where we wandered around through a ton of gullies and
 dry washes. (Note of caution: be very careful in areas like this
@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ Eventually we found a neat place to camp around noon a bit south east
 of Queen Mountain.
 
 
-[gal://2008/joshua_tree_06_07_2008/058_mark_squeezing_through_20080607.jpg]
+[[agimg 2008/joshua_tree_06_07_2008/058_mark_squeezing_through_20080607.jpg ]]
 We set up the tent, dropped off the packs and then went wandering
 around to boulder some of the neat rock formations and lollygag about
 looking at the neat scenery. During this entire time, the only