Slide show option #1

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These are photos I took from my spot at the Homecoming Parade. I went into Google Drive and created a slide show. Then I inserted each of my photos as slides and then under "File," I chose the "Publish to Web" option and grabbed the embed code from there. Again, you have to make sure it's public to work.

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