I went for a long walk today (3-4 hours) and discovered that there are all sorts of RV’s on Key West. This one was the most interesting of the bunch with its custom paint job.
I went for a long walk today (3-4 hours) and discovered that there are all sorts of RV’s on Key West. This one was the most interesting of the bunch with its custom paint job.
I’m assuming you meant paint job. 🙂
what exactly is an rv?
thank you,
-bob
Hey Ben!
Any plans to make it up to Central New York?
Jason,
I don’t think I’ll make it to your corner of the world this year. I’m in Florida right now and will be heading to MN, MI, IL next before exploring the National Parks of the West.
-Ben
Hi Ben!
I attended your seminar in Chicago on 4-14-06–it was amazing! I learned so much! Thanks for coming to my neck of the woods! :]
~Emily
… speaking of exploring the National Parks of the west…
I just returned from a week long escape in Death Valley National Park! AMAZING! Hope it’s on your list of places to see!
You might know that there’s a National Park pass available and grants you access to all the NPs, National Momuments, and BLM land (Bureau of Land Management – which includes National Conservation areas). Worth every penny if you’ll be visiting more than 3 or 4 parks within a year.
-Paul
Paul,
I picked up my National Parks Pass about a week ago when I was visiting the Everglades.
I don’t currently have Death Valley on my list, but it could easily be added since I’m still 3-4 months from being in that part of the country.
-Ben
I’m heading out to Redwood NP the week after next and will be in Alaska at the end of May visiting Denali and Kenai Fjords NPs. And I’m so jealous of your adventures!
Ben,
Time in the desert can do wonders! I would highly recommend Death Valley. If you do, make it a point to head towards the northwest side of the park (once all the sightseeing of the ‘major attactracions’ in the south/central park areas is complete) for a tastey bite to eat and a cold beer in up in Panamint Springs! Oh… after May 1st, it does get rather hot. Better climate in the winter. 🙂
Everlades, huh? That sounds great! Love to hear more about that experience!
-Paul
Hi Ben,
My husband Walt and I attended your seminar on Thur. in Orlando. Wonderful information! it will help me restoring my friends photos that were damaged by Katrina in Mississippi.
We live in Pensacola and wondered if you found any pitcher plant bogs yet? There is one on Hwy 89 near us. Give us a shout and we’ll try and help you out.
Ben, Heard your announcement at seminar in San Diego about hitting the road. Not too hard in that RV. looks great and looks like loads of fun. My wife and I are planning the same in a yaer or so. Just got to roam.
Question,
Can you batch watermark in PS CS2? Please respond to E-mail address
Thanks,
John
Hey Ben, I love your books and this blog and especially your coach. Are its details somewhere on the blog (make, size, year, etc) as I’d love to get more info–seems a great way of living…
Can I be pedantic and point out that the plural of acronyms does not have an apostrophe before the last letter, eg you repeatedly write RV’s when it should read as RVs. Also please distinguish correctly between it’s and its – you use the former when referring to the possessive, eg it’s upkeep is quite easy. This should be its upkeep.
I trust you won’t be offended by these pointers, it’s just that your books, websites and the rest seem so well designed, and shame to spoil the effect with bad grammar! Best wishes from London, Peter.
Definetly cruisin and camping in style.