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Not sure if there is anything like this on the forum, but I thought perhaps there should be a good place for newbs to practice uploading...so here I go, via the r2r app on my iPad.
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If this works, this is much easier way to post photos, just not sure how to make it this easy from my MacBook Pro.
Now just have to figure out how to do videos too.


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That's a very good question...that I'd like to know as well... It was in a tank at the National Aquarium in DC. Neat fish... Funny, it almost looks like a clown fish hiding under a shell with a seahorse face.


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Did you upload this photo via the R2R app?

Yes. It does work nice. Still not sure how to add a post to my own thread though without having to quote...then erase the last post in the thread.

Also, I still need to find an easy way to upload photos from my MacBook Pro.


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