/**********************************************************************************
*																																									*
* This file contains the slide objects to be presented in the photo gallery and   *
* trip journal. The MakeCaptions1 function defined elsewhere will use the objects *
* found in the "slides" (case sensitive) array. Each array element will contain a *
* single Slide object which means it must have a reference ID, link, width, and   *
* height. The reference ID string, the width and height are integers, the link    *
* is a string. To define where the hyperlink text within the link goes surround   *
* it the meta-tag <ref></ref> pair.																							  *
*																																									*
*																																									*
* Parameters for the Slide function call are (reference, link text, width, height *
* and copyright string. The first two are required. 															*
**********************************************************************************/

defaultSlideWidth=700;
defaultSlideHeight=525;
defaultSlideCopyright="2003";

// Used by MakeCaptions3
defaultThumbWidth=180;
defaultAlignment = "below";
defaultMaxPerRow = 1;
defaultTextColor = "black";

var slides = new Array();

slides[0] = new Slide("01", "<ref>Leg 5 of the Dances With Dirt course.</ref> We did not hike to the absolute end at the Hell Creek Ranch, but we came within spitting distance and so avoided the mass of people.", 512, 599);
slides[1] = new Slide("02", "<ref>Leg 6 of the Dances With Dirt course.</ref> This leg takes you through the muck from which DWD earns its name. We had to ford Honey Creek 4 times and pass through plenty of swampy land. At times it reminded me, when the muck was rather firm, of moving through a peat bog. Other times though the ground was not firm. I sank in waist deep into the muck (chest deep with the water). Very hard going. I am sure many shoes have been lost forever in this section.", 582, 600);
slides[2] = new Slide("03", "<ref>Leg 7 of the Dances With Dirt course.</ref> This leg actually shares a portion of the same route as leg 6 on a rail-to-trail (a mile tops). We had no real urge to hike out and back on that piece so skipped some of it. This is a very nice leg that lead us back to Hell Creek Ranch.", 612, 600);
slides[3] = new Slide("04", "<ref>Leg 8 of the Dances With Dirt course.</ref> It's back to Hell, Michigan now. The leg as shown on the map does not seem to bear much resemblance to what we actually traveled. We crossed the Portage River via the bridge instead of fording it as the course markers would have had us do. Nice bridge; good view.", 801, 600);
slides[4] = new Slide("05", "<ref>Leg 9 of the Dances With Dirt course.</ref> From Hell to the lovely Halfmoon Lake. Our only possible gripe with this leg is that it used the Potowatomi Trail and by this time lat in the afternoon the bikers were out and we kept having to move off the trail to let them by. It sure seemed like a longer hike from Hell back to the lake than it had been from the lake to Hell back when we started many hours before.", 552, 600);