/**********************************************************************************
*																																									*
* 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=300;
defaultAlignment = "below";
defaultMaxPerRow = 1;

var slides = new Array();

slides[0] = new Slide("01", "<ref>Tamarack look like connifers with their needles</ref> but they are deciduous trees. Many have lost their needles already and those that have not are typically this deep gold color. 15:56.");
slides[1] = new Slide("02", "<ref>Take a look across the boardwalk.</ref> Not too far from where I am standing are active roads. But, this small wetland is a haven for all sorts of life including various birds. 16:10.");
slides[2] = new Slide("03", "<ref>The white fluffy head of this plant</ref> is a ripened, ready to burst, cattail (thanks, Dick). I don't think I have ever seen a cattail in its ripe state. I am used to them having those brown hot dog (or bottle brush) like tops.");
slides[3] = new Slide("04", "We thought <ref>John would be pulling this stick out forever.</ref> The bog is clearly fairly deep in many places. I suspect it supports quite a lot of marine life. 17:30.");
slides[4] = new Slide("05", "<ref>Yes, we wre here.</ref> This is a very pretty nature walk that is probably quite different during each season of the year.");
slides[5] = new Slide("06", "<ref>Signs of progress.</ref> This was taken at the start of our hike from Echo Drive to 3 Mile road. 10:17.");
slides[6] = new Slide("07", "<ref>Photographer at work.</ref> Andy is doing his best to capture the wonders of this green moss highway. I'm doing my best to capture Andy. 13:51.");
slides[7] = new Slide("08", "<ref>The aforementioned green moss highway.</ref> I love how moss (or are they lichen) self-propogate in strips along a trail like this. Sometimes the highways can be quite dense and wide though this one is narrow. 13:51.");
slides[8] = new Slide("09", "<ref>Typical Michigan forest.</ref> Birch, pine, oak, cedar I imagine we saw them all on this hike though I continue to be lousy at saying which are which. 13:55. Andy, Elwira, and Keila are in front of me.", 525, 700, "2003", ".jpg", 170);