Bar offer y lluniau
Sylwch fod angen i chi fod wedi cofrestru a mewngofnodi i gael defnyddio rhai o’r nodweddion ar far offer y lluniau.
Mae bar offer y llun o dan bob llun Aerofilms yn cynnig y dewisiadau hyn:
"Hoffi hwn"
Mae’r botwm “Hoffi hwn” yn fodd i chi ddangos eich bod yn hoffi’r llun. Os cliciwch chi ar “Hoffi hwn”, daw’r llun yn un o’r pum llun a ddangosir ar sioe sleidiau’r hafan. Caiff y lluniau a hoffir hefyd eu grwpio gyda’i gilydd yn yr oriel “Y Rhai Difyrraf”.
Ychwanegu pin
Mae’r cyswllt “ychwanegu pìn” yn fodd i chi anodi’r llun. Yn gyntaf, chwyddwch y llun nes cyrraedd y rhan benodol yr hoffech chi gyflwyno sylwadau arni. Yna cliciwch ar “ychwanegu pìn” a chliciwch ar y rhan benodol honno o’r llun. Bydd blwch yn agor er mwyn i chi allu ychwanegu sylw (gallwch chi hefyd lwytho llun i fyny i gyd-fynd â’ch sylw). Yna, cliciwch ar y botwm “Rhannu”. Bydd y tudalen yn adnewyddu a bydd marciwr yn ymddangos ar y llun lle y rhoesoch chi ef. Bydd clicio ar y pìn yn agor swigen a fydd â’ch sylw ynddi. Bydd y cyfraniad hefyd yn ymddangos o dan y tab “Manylion y llun a sylwadau arno” a bydd pìn wrth ei ochr i ddangos mai anodiad yw ef.
Bydd y togl “cuddio pinnau” ar y bar offer yn fodd i chi weld neu gael gwared ar haen y pinnau.
Ychwanegu llun Aerofilms at grŵp
(neu ‘cysgodi’ llun Aerofilms mewn grŵp)
Os gwelwch chi lun yr hoffech ei drafod gyda grŵp yr ydych yn aelod ohono, dewiswch enw’r grŵp o’r rhestr sy’n agor o’r bar offer o dan y llun. Yna, cewch eich ysgogi i ychwanegu sylw
Os gwelwch chi lun yr hoffech ei drafod gyda grŵp yr ydych yn aelod ohono, dewiswch enw’r grŵp o’r rhestr sy’n agor o’r bar offer o dan y llun. Ar ôl i chi ddewis grŵp, bydd mân lun o lun Aerofilms yn ymddangos ar dudalen y grŵp a chewch gais i ychwanegu sylw at y llun. Cliciwch y botwm “Rhannu” i gwblhau’r broses o ychwanegu cysgod y llun at y grŵp.
Cadw i’ch proffil
Os gwelwch chi lun gan Aerofilms yr hoffech ei gadw i’ch proffil, gallwch chi glicio ar y cyswllt “Cadw i ’mhroffil i” a bydd hynny’n creu cyswllt i adran “Hoff Luniau” eich proffil yn awtomatig. Os hoffech chi ddad-gadw llun o’ch proffil, gallwch chi gysylltu drwodd i’r llun a chlicio ar “Tynnu o ’mhroffil i” yn y bar llwyd.
Cyfryngau Cymdeithasol
Darperir ambell gyswllt â gwefannau cyfryngau cymdeithasol sef, yn benodol, Facebook "Like", Twitter a Google+. Os cliciwch chi ar un o’r eiconau, cewch rannu’r llun Aerofilms gyda phobl eraill ar y wefan o’ch dewis.
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Windsor Castle
dydd Llun 22nd Hydref
10:56yp
Wasn't there river bathing by Eton College boys around here?
dydd Llun 9th Gorffennaf
12:28yp
See EPW006215 a nearby view, where I have placed a pin for 'Athens', the Eton boys swimming area which was further upstream.
dydd Sadwrn 1st Medi
7:47yp
Great photo. My dad, his five brothers and two sisters learned to swim in the baths seen in the aerial view. My husband, his sister and brother, also learned their swimming skills in the old Windsor Swimming Baths as did their mother and her family.
My generation never used the baths because they were deemed unsafe during an outbreak of polio.
dydd Mercher 4th Gorffennaf
4:39yp
The main areas of interest in this view are the swimming baths either side of the railway arches, and the poplar trees beyond. None of these trees survive these days although there were still some in the early 1960s. In 2012 the Sydney Camm Memorial, a replica Hurricane, was erected in this area.
The baths were actually part of a back water of the Thames, around Baths Island. They are believed to have been created in 1904. In Victorian times the swimming area had been moved from this point further downstream, by Jacobs Island, as Queen Victoria did not believe the travelling public on the trains should see bathers undressed! After her death the baths were moved back to this part of the river.
The river was not a healthy place to swim, the baths fell out of official use in the 1940s. It was not until 1963 that the first purpose built, War Memorial Swimming Pool was opened a short distance upstream from Baths Island, mainly due to the efforts of Cllr. Burton, on the site just up from the bottom R corner of this photograph.
As of 2012 the concrete sides of the river bank remain but the changing cubicles have long gone. The white lines in this 1928 image are thought to be paths to the steps down into the river. In the centre of the RH bank is a diving board.
To the right of the baths area there seems to be some works in progress. Certainly by the 1950s this area was a miniature golf course, with paths and a small watercourse. A short distance upstream the ISC boathouse would be opened on May 22nd 1934. This is shortly to be redeveloped as of 2012 providing improved boat facilities.
dydd Mawrth 3rd Gorffennaf
7:49yp