I’m working on an article for Our Way magazine about our dive on Black Jack, the B-17 bomber. I wanted to test my gallery plugin for WordPress to see if it’s working now.

These are the images that will appear in the article. (Don’t write to the publisher to say, “I saw them on Madang – Ples Bilong Mi first”)

Here are the shots:

When the slide show comes up, your screen will go dark and you will see the first image. You’ll see ‘next’ and or ‘prev’ to navigate through the images. Click [esc] or the ‘X’ box to exit.

I hope it works.

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