Optimising my website for ipad

Hi guys, just looking for some html guidance if poss please.....
i'm currently re-writing my html (very basic html) gallery website, it's www.sjleworthy.com
all is going well, except when i test the site on my ipad i get linked images disappear when touched or when i then use the go-back arrow. i can only make the images re-appear by re-freshing my page. (ie, the 7 linked images on the bottom line of my home page - when touched the image vanishes and needs a screen re-fresh to re-appear).
the pics stay put on a desktop pc and my older ipod touch, but not on my ipad. is this problem easily solvable? is it a quirk in the latest iOS?
thanks for any possible help

I would probably start by trying to fix as many errors as possible:
Its likely many of those aren't contributing to the problem on iPad, but fixing as many as you can may just clear it up.
http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=www.sjleworthy.com&charset=%28detect+automatic ally%29&doctype=Inline&group=0

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Why? Your iTunes Library should already have songs and videos in. Pictures are easily obtainable, and so are many free games. People would complain like crazy if Apple put loads of crap nobody asked for on their iPad from new like you get on a Windows PC.
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The iPad does everything it is advertised as doing right out of the box. But you will need videos, music and games to put on it. Same as a CD player plays CDs out of the box, but you need CDs to play on it. A car will take you on journeys, but you need gas to put in it.
Do you other users actually pay the extra couple hundred dollars for your programs like Apple wants?.
Of course people buy apps for their devices. There are hundreds of thousands of apps available. You expect Apple to provide you with every app ever made for free, pre-installed? Get real! People also buy applications for computers and other electronic devices, like they buy CDs for their CD player, DVDs for their DVD player. Nobody expects the manufacturers to provide them for free.
it’s ok for Apple to make their devices so minimalistic that it’s hardly better than a word processor with web browsing capability and a couple cameras?
If you had read reviews of the iPad and read the product info pages on Apple's website, you would've known EXACTLY what the iPad comes with in terms of hardware and software. It's all there in black and white.
I like my Kindle a lot more, it’s an ebook, advertised as an ebook, works as an ebook
The iPad does everything exactly as advertised - if it didn't, Apple would be in trouble with advertising regulators all over the world. Millions of people like the iPad, but if you prefer the Kindle, why buy an iPad? That makes no sense at all.
I have seen and read dozens upon dozens of reviews on the iPad and iPad 2…
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