X-Git-Url: https://git.donarmstrong.com/?p=don.git;a=blobdiff_plain;f=posts%2Fdiary%2Fsmith_falls_ne.mdwn;h=3e9bb0a99e369565ab943c442a090d11cd66d0cb;hp=3d2a2db4071c8839e19e2cd1fc4c4ae729f2137c;hb=3a369cad00c0e761537fad99f74891b56b5904c8;hpb=0249455c54b5b7235653a3723c8d85e0c1286663

diff --git a/posts/diary/smith_falls_ne.mdwn b/posts/diary/smith_falls_ne.mdwn
index 3d2a2db..3e9bb0a 100644
--- a/posts/diary/smith_falls_ne.mdwn
+++ b/posts/diary/smith_falls_ne.mdwn
@@ -1,10 +1,10 @@
-[[agimg 2003/07_july/to_smith_falls_NE_07022003/04_smith_falls_07022003.jpg ]]I finally made it to Smith Falls, NE on what is my longest planned
+[[!agimg 2003/07_july/to_smith_falls_NE_07022003/04_smith_falls_07022003.jpg ]]I finally made it to Smith Falls, NE on what is my longest planned
 drive of the trip. I left Pikes Peak, IA at 6A CDT this morning, and
 drove for almost 11 hours to get here. Quite a long drive, but at the
 end of it, Smith Falls is pretty dang impressive. But first, before I
 forget, I should talk slightly about Pikes Peak.
 
-[[agimg 2003/07_july/to_pikes_peak_IA_07012003/14_bridal_veil_falls_07012003.jpg ]]Pikes Peak is a pretty interesting place right on the IA side of the
+[[!agimg 2003/07_july/to_pikes_peak_IA_07012003/14_bridal_veil_falls_07012003.jpg ]]Pikes Peak is a pretty interesting place right on the IA side of the
 Mississippi river where the Wisconson river comes in. It's about 8
 miles south of the Mounds National Monument, and there are a few
 mounds inside the state park as well. The mounds are rather
@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ and it was nearing dusk when I arrived. However, I took a pretty
 decent panorama of the Wisconson side from the Iowa side, so it will
 be interesting to see how that turns out.
 
-[[agimg 2003/07_july/to_pikes_peak_IA_07012003/06_wisconsin_river_joining_mississippi_07012003.jpg ]]One of the other pictures is of a deer that was watching me watch it
+[[!agimg 2003/07_july/to_pikes_peak_IA_07012003/06_wisconsin_river_joining_mississippi_07012003.jpg ]]One of the other pictures is of a deer that was watching me watch it
 as I wandered over to a minature falls called Bridal Veil. For those
 of you who have seen the big Bridal Veil falls at Yosemite, this was
 its midget third cousin. (But still neat in its own little way.)
@@ -33,14 +33,14 @@ miles). But arrive here safely I did. [There are a few pictures of the
 drive... US 20 adroitly avoids most property lines, but for miles on
 end it is arrow straight (although it does go up and down hills.)]
 
-[[agimg 2003/07_july/to_smith_falls_NE_07022003/11_don_armstrong_at_smith_falls_07022003.jpg ]]Smith Falls itself is about 14 miles East of Valentine, NB on NB
+[[!agimg 2003/07_july/to_smith_falls_NE_07022003/11_don_armstrong_at_smith_falls_07022003.jpg ]]Smith Falls itself is about 14 miles East of Valentine, NB on NB
 12. It's a small park with about 12 or so car acessible spots, and
 about 20 primitive sites. I got slotted into one of the car spots,
 which is ok... although it really didn't matter to me. The Niobrara
 river burbles away right behind me (and a few canoeists have floated
 buy in the time I've been typing this.)
 
-[[agimg /2003/07_july/to_smith_falls_NE_07022003/09_smith_falls_07022003.jpg ]]The falls itself are pretty impressive, apparently the largest falls
+[[!agimg /2003/07_july/to_smith_falls_NE_07022003/09_smith_falls_07022003.jpg ]]The falls itself are pretty impressive, apparently the largest falls
 in all of Nebraska. No where near as tall as the falls in my favorite
 place, Havasupai, but still pretty nice, and definetly more than I was
 expecting.