Paphos Life

We had our own little whirlpool!

Dominic, can you also post these lovely films generally. I think you are doing it through Facebook. I cannot view on my Mac but can on my iPad. As you are aware some of us are not up to all these modern things.
Cheers,Mike

Wow, that's really a lot of water.... Thank you going out in that shitty weather to produce that film and sharing with us...

Just measured my rainfall from last night, and yes it was quite a lot with 27 l/m2, but one can see how big the difference is at different locations nearby (I am less than 10 km away from Polemi and had 20 l/m2 less than your neighbour.

Max

That was really awesome to watch, unreal really lol.

Mike.1940 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 15, 2019 1:59 pm Dominic, can you also post these lovely films generally. I think you are doing it through Facebook. I cannot view on my Mac but can on my iPad. As you are aware some of us are not up to all these modern things.
Cheers,Mike

Do you mean upload them to youtube?

And that is why that area is known as Lake Alikati. That particular field floods every rainy season, just as the running track and adjacent fields do.

Dominic, you did something the other day to another film and you stated I think for those not on facebook you loaded it somewhere else....so that could have been you tube I was able to view that.
Mike

I am a Mac user with safari as default browser and can see these videos without any problem.

I have Facebook account because a number of businesses I frequent use that medium and not websites for their material. However I am not a FB user as such - I actually hate having to use it.So perhaps you are right I can see no other reason why some can view and some cannot. These videos are all viewable on our two Macs, two Ipads and two iphones.

It is not related to having a Facebook account, otherwise Lloyd wouldn't be able to see it on his android either.