Facebook experiment

I recently realized that I’m near my limit for uploading stuff to WordPress without having to start paying, and I’m not wanting to incur a regular charge for a blog I post to only a handful of times per year. Maybe someday, if I start using it more–but not now. I think what’s happened is I’ve posted too many pictures, and not shrunk the files enough.

So I’m trying this: put the pictures on Facebook, post the link here, when I want just any ol’ person to be able to see them. Hopefully this won’t affect my privacy setting on FB in general–it’s not supposed to. We’ll see.

Anyway, today a friend/colleague and I played hookey (it’s spring break, and we’re working the rest of the week, OK?) and went over to the east side of Pinnacles today. Picked a good day for it, it was a beautiful day–a break between storms, the next one of which is begin to move in now. Here are some pictures. Or the link to them. I think you should be able to see the annotations there.

Let me know if you can’t see them.

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Later

Now I’m nervous. It looks to me like I, at least, get into my FB page as me, and can add, edit, delete photos from that FB album when I click on that link. What other people will see, I don’t know. I’m hoping someone will let me know. If I’m compromising my FB security by doing this, I’ll delete this post.