110MB which is where RHaworth.com is hosted, has some very restrictive ideas on the use of images remotely. It does not allow hot-linking, ie. embedding (there ought to be an image here: ) which is fair enough. But it does not even allow you to link to an image: 106125.jpg.
 
This is rather silly since, if you have phpthumb, you can easily hot-link - as per the thumb left or link thus: 106125.jpg. In both cases, this makes more work for the 110MB server than if they allowed linking.
 
phpthumb user guide.   More RWH photo notes.

To get back to the original state of an image in an RWH collection at fotopic:

• Assuming you are looking at a page in a collection for one image, eg. this one
• check the image properties (usually via a right click on the image) and get its name: http://newimages.fotopic.net/?iid=yixhr3&outx=800&quality=70 or
• click on the image, go to the "noresize" version and note the URL
• in both cases, look for the "iid=" which is followed by a six character image id, in this case yixhr3
• use this id to fetch images.fotopic.net/original/<imageid>.jpg

See also these notes.

Found as Image:Heiroglyphs sample British Museum.jpg on Wikimedia Commons. Now deleted. Source of the non-photoshopped version and its licence are unknown. (If it is treated as a two-dimensional work of art, then it is old enough for a licence tag of {{PD-Art}}!)

Derived from this image on flickr by nrares. Some rights reserved

Part of the sarcophagus of Ankhnesneferibre in the British Museum.
 
Someone apparently working in the Ford Motor Company offices in Dearborn near Chicago and obviously with time on their hands uploaded the image on the left to Wikipedia. A very sharp-eyed person noted: "second column from the left, five down. Is that a real animal or a photo-shopped monster?" After a bit of searching I found the image on the right with a curious space where the monster has been inserted.

 

The ucoz website is a bit coy about where they are - always suspicious. But I came across this press release giving a Moscow address.
 
However other sources suggest that the servers at least are in Chicago.

Upload agenda:

• TQ3759_364 - tower of Warlingham Park Asylum.
• Jurys Inn
• Eastfields railway station
• 068367/8.jpg - temporary traffic control

Already uploaded:

• SGS cert for X905 FBM issued 2008 Sept 1
• RWH driving licence as at 2009 Jan
• RWH insurance certificate from 2009 Feb 1
• Letter re intensely irritating (and expensive) inspection by a little man from the PCO at London City Airport on 2009 Mar 16

Cornish Christmas Play - 1833
St George and the Dragon (bottom of the page)