Back from Skoura (Morocco) (page 17 of 18)

Too bad about the photos... We were counting on you...

The photos have to be on an external hard drive. I was planning to use some from one of my trips back from Oualidia on VF, but we can't copy our photos to repost them in a discussion anymore—that's a real shame. You must have a few 😎

I was planning to use the ones from one of my trips back from Oualidia on VF, but we can no longer copy photos to repost them in a discussion—that’s a real shame.

Good evening! Actually, you can! By using Firefox’s "Take a screenshot" option. You can find it by clicking the three little dots on the right side of the address bar.

....You need to have Firefox—I’ve got it on my old computer that I don’t use anymore. On the iPad, you’re stuck with Safari. If you’ve got a tip, I’d love to hear it!

....You need to have Firefox—I have it on my old computer that I no longer use. With the iPad, you're on Safari—if you've got a tip, I'm all ears.

Check this out: https://www.macg.co/logiciels/2017/08/safari-tp-37-realise-son-tour-des-captures-decran-99384

I’d read it, but apart from the fact that it’s totally incomprehensible to me, there’s a problem. How do you click with an iPad? 😉[;)

I still have a lot of progress to make in this area myself. My grandkids help me out sometimes...

Sometimes I get help too, but I really like being independent and understanding what I'm doing. And when I read stuff like this:

. ....... "Screenshots are taken via the web inspector, which you can open with the shortcut ⌘⌥i or by right-clicking and selecting 'Inspect Element.' Then, display the Elements tab to see the entire source code of the current page. Apple has added a command to the context menu for taking a screenshot of the current element, not necessarily the whole page like its competitors."...... I'm left confused—what’s a web inspector? What’s source code? And don’t even get me started on that shortcut symbol—I’ve never found it. 😉 In the meantime, AJFT managed to copy one of my photos, a dinner menu at Escale Rando. Delicious.

Language between experts!

I'm totally lost with this kind of talk!

We’re making progress little by little, out of necessity. But with all this technology moving so fast, it’s not easy to keep up. Still, we manage.

I’m here and the weather is gorgeous. Even the dogs are looking for shade.

Love the photo! I’ll be there soon myself. Are the spiders and oysters good? Enjoy the nice weather—here it’s rain and wind, wind and rain for a change....😕

We're loving it, really... We're so glad we made it all the way here. It's gorgeous. The people are super friendly. And the seafood is absolutely delicious! What more could you ask for? !

In the end, we really need some sun... so we're heading south of Essaouira instead. The weather in the 44 is just too miserable to handle this time of year. So, off to the south... If you've got any great tips for things to see or beautiful spots to discover, I'm all ears! But I'll start a new post for that.

Lovely photo!!! Thanks.

Love the two dogs lounging in the shade of the moped!

This photo of the two dogs is incredible... and what wisdom... not much shade, but they share...

This photo captures all of Morocco. The moped, the dogs, the serenity, and the sea in this region.

And the encounters—that’s one of the main reasons I travel. We’re always happy to discover stunning or legendary sites, steeped in history or not, but without the people you meet, it’d feel pretty flat.