Exercise : National Parks 50 points Let's Go!
Parks to Visit in
In the last exercise, we made one image link to another page.
Now we'll extend that a bit to have 5 images link to external pages.
Ireland
Take five national parks you have heard of or visited, find photos of the park,
and then link the pictures to the Wikipedia page for the park. You should
have a header that says "Parks to Visit"
If you need help thinking of national parks, you can see a list of your nation's
parks from this page: https://en. wikipedia. org/wiki/List_of_national_parks
HINT:
You need to make sure that the links you are linking to start with https not
http. Otherwise the links won't load. This is for security reasons. URLs that
start with https are secure, and links that start with http might not be
secure.
BONUS CHALLENGE
Resize all of the park images so that they are the same size
ki/Wicklow Mountains National Park

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