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Team Jellie St. Louis Photo Drop

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Team Jellie Photo Drop

Drop Your St. Louis Photos Here

Food shots, bike rides, street signs, music moments, menus, weird little travel details, and anything that makes the trip feel alive. This is the official Team Jellie photo drop zone.

Upload Photos to Google Drive Back to the Blog
Important: Kellie needs Editor access to the Google Drive folder before she can upload. If the button opens but does not allow uploads, check the Drive sharing settings.
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Upload the good stuff

Full-size photos are best. Blurry “we were moving and emotionally committed” photos are also accepted.

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Trip details matter

E-bikes, signs, menus, sidewalks, river views, live music, food plates, and oddball moments all help tell the story.

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Blues, food, and travel

This folder helps build Team Jellie blog posts, YouTube visuals, travel reviews, and St. Louis story moments.

How to Upload

Tap or click Upload Photos to Google Drive.
Open the folder in Google Drive.
Tap New or the + button.
Choose File upload or Photo upload.
Pick the photos and let them upload. No sorting required.

Phone tip: if Google Drive asks what app to use, choose the Google Drive app if installed. Browser upload also works.

What Photos Are Useful?

Food and drink photos
Menus and prices
Street signs and neighborhood shots
E-bike setup and travel gear
Live music, venues, and stage signs
Funny “only us” travel moments
Hotel, Airbnb, or room details
Anything that helps tell the story

Quick Note for Kellie

You do not need to rename anything. You do not need to organize anything. Just upload the photos. Jason can do the file-wrangling later, because apparently every vacation now comes with a small media department.

The goal is simple: capture the trip as it actually happened. Pretty photos are great. Real photos are better. A crooked picture of a great sandwich still counts as journalism in the Team Jellie newsroom.

Team Jellie Travel Archive

This upload page feeds the St. Louis photo folder for future blog posts, videos, travel reviews, blues-music storytelling, and whatever else this operation turns into after coffee.

Open the upload folder

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