Hmmm. I already had backups saved. It's definitely a good idea, just in case.
I know there are programs that integrate your computer to your scrapbook account, so you can upload a folder in a couple of clicks. I don't know if they work in reverse, though.
Your best bet is probably a Firefox plugin. I've seen one that will save an entire webpage, including all the HTML files and selected file types (so you could set it to save all image files). You can set the number of levels it crawls though, so theoretically you could set the root directory as "pics.livejournal.com/peasant_" and it would save everything. Then if you went to the local directory where it had been saved, all your image files should be there. (I'm pretty sure the extension is ScrapBook. Heh.)
I've never tried it for this, obviously, but it might work. If not, you could play around with different Firefox plugins and you'll probably figure something out....
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I know there are programs that integrate your computer to your scrapbook account, so you can upload a folder in a couple of clicks. I don't know if they work in reverse, though.
Your best bet is probably a Firefox plugin. I've seen one that will save an entire webpage, including all the HTML files and selected file types (so you could set it to save all image files). You can set the number of levels it crawls though, so theoretically you could set the root directory as "pics.livejournal.com/peasant_" and it would save everything. Then if you went to the local directory where it had been saved, all your image files should be there. (I'm pretty sure the extension is ScrapBook. Heh.)
I've never tried it for this, obviously, but it might work. If not, you could play around with different Firefox plugins and you'll probably figure something out....