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Enjoy.

And here's what these two excellent impressions look like!
By the way, I still have a few Event Photo CDs of "September Storm" with this and well over 300 other unique images of that weekend available for $30, ehivh includes shipping. Your complete satisfaction is guaranteed, or we return all your money, and historical preservation, via the Western Maryland Heritage Foundation, gets a cut from every single sale.
Contact me at Jzangroniz@comcast.net for more details.
Julio

My apologies, but every effort to attach my photograph of these two gentlemen to my previous message simply failed miserably.
Can anyone offer some advice to correct my technological shortcomings?
In any case, if you click on:
www.zphotos.smugmug.com and then on the September Storm galleries, you can see the image of Stone and Bordonaro, or Bordonaro and Stone, at #157, while they visited the U.S. Christian Commission Station in the civilian camp. And there's a second one of them, watching the Saturday battle.
Julio

Julio,

AceBoard suggests using ImageShack.com; that is what I use.

Julio

Is this the image you are talking about:

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Ken Cornett wrote : Julio, AceBoard suggests using ImageShack.com; that is what I use.

I have found photobucket.com works well too.  I use that for a couple of the different forums.

Mr. Bullock,
That is, indeed, the very image I was talking about.
I also remember coming upon these two gentlemen later on in the day at September Storm, as the Saturday afternoon fray was about to start and they were perched on a big rock overlooking what was about to become the battlefield.
And not knowing that I already had this particular image "in the bag," I proceeded to grab another one of the pair at "work."
What a wonderful set of impressions!
The hobby cries out for more of these, and these two gentlemen should get all the kudos they deserve.
Thank you for posting the photograph.
I will proceed to attempt to explore the various suggestions advanced through this thread, so perhaps, some day, I may be able to emulate the results.
Thank you.
Julio