What happened to GBPVR?

[Petermgr]

Well I think it's a great product. And what makes it so great is that it was made by someone who cares about what he does, what others have to say . . . and what others have to contribute.

I have tried a number of commercial products and none of them match the efforts and energy behind GBPVR. I have used many freeware programs created by people like Sub, and to treat their hard work with a ungrateful slap rather than a helping hand, is inexcusable in my opinion.

Instead of expecting so much why not jump in and help solve any problems, rather than create one. There is also a big plus with programs like GBPVR and authors like Sub, they allow you to be a part the development towards a superior product that never stops growing in the "Fun factor" department . . .

Peter
Have a great day . . .

[HtV]

Peter
Have a great day . . .

Where's the TV?

[Petermgr]

Where's the TV?

At the time I took this picture I was wilderness camping and enjoying a cool beer . . . The TV?. . . about 150 miles away

[Mr. Camaro]

Where is that?

[Petermgr]

Where is that?

That camping spot is in located in Wells Gray Provincial Park on Azue Lake. Wells Gray is located in the interior of British Columbia. To get to this camping spot you need to drive a long ways from the main highway to a boat launch, where the road actually ends. From there, hop in your boat and go up one lake for about 18 miles, then up a white water river for about 15 minutes (keeping fingers crossed that the prop won't get sheared off on the rocks), and then jump into Azure Lake and boat for another 18 miles to the campsite . . .

Bring bear spray . . . . . . .

Peter

[BoomerBrian]

Those pictures are awesome.

[Fatman_do]

Way too many people around here are up for the first annual Fatman_do's "Your life is better than mine award."

[Lindsay]

Lovely photos. That blue sky and lake one is stunning.

[TornadoTJ]

Well, totally off subject, but here are two of the pictures I took this weekend:

[zed]

That's not Texas...Arizona? Colorado? New Mexico?

The bottom pic looks like the gorge leading into the Grand Canyon.