I’m in Houston and need to be in Daytona Beach, Florida before Sunday. It looks like I’ll show up with a dirty bus since I’ll have to drive through constant rain. It reminds me a bit of when I entered Oregon.
I’m in Houston and need to be in Daytona Beach, Florida before Sunday. It looks like I’ll show up with a dirty bus since I’ll have to drive through constant rain. It reminds me a bit of when I entered Oregon.
I have un successfully to contact you through pog’s owner group and failed. I have tried thru your site 3 times. I’m sorry you would rather voice your complaints of me on the pog site instead of to me either by the 2 second cell call answer or in person when I saw you the other day. I don’t spend most of my day on the computer like some. As usual, Liberty Coach and myself appreciate your business Ben!
Gary,
Check your e-mail. I responded to your messages.
I don’t know why you were not able to contact me via the POG site… click on my name and you should find the option to leave a private message on that site.
I searched for and found only one previous comment from you on this site and it didn’t sound like you were looking for a response, which is why I didn’t contact you.
You have my phone number and other contact info on file… feel free to call or e-mail me anytime. I’m always open to talk about anything.
I’m loving the bus lifestyle and I don’t doubt that you appreciate my business.
I only mentioned Liberty’s sales force as it releated to someone else who was having problems with the same people. I was not trying to use the POG site to attach you or anything.
-Ben
And to think that when you entered Oregon it wasn’t during a snowstorm, or hurricane, or blizzard, you were just entering Oregon. I finally washed my truck on Sunday (I live here in Portland) and it took 3 five gallon buckets to remove the winter from my exterior! Then I started in on the truck. Ba-duh-duh! But seriously folks…
Ben, can you point me in the right direction of an example of lens glare (eyeglass type) is altogether removed? Stay dry and safe!
Brett,
Removing eyeglass glare usualy involves cloning one eye to replace the other (assuming the glare is bright enough to blow out all the detail). I don’t have a step-by-step for you though.
-Ben
Thanks Ben, no step by step needed. I thought you mentioned this at the Portland conference but couldn’t find specific reference to this particular fix. I like your Cadillac Ranch image, btw, it’s a gorgeous sky!