Woodall's North American Campground Directory with CD, 2010
dralexy wrotes: only drawback is the time to learn everything: this is an encyclopedia! Will take a while to learn and to leverage this 'yellow pages thick' tome. CD is nice but will take a few years to make more 'window-fied'.
P. Montgomery wrotes: This RV reference is absolutely essential to the RV traveler. It provides information that is invaluable for locating the right spot and it is all in one source. Amazon delivered it in record time.
rTURNER wrotes: REALLY ENJOYED USING THE CD THAT CAME WITH THE BOOK. THE BOOK IS VERY THICK, BUT VERY INFORMATIVE. WE TOOK OUR LAPTOP ON VACATION WITH US AND IT WAS MUCH QUICKER TO POP THE CD IN AND SEARCH FOR A CAMPGROUND THAN IT WAS TO FLIP THROUGH THE BOOK. VERY IMFORMATIVE.
T. Wise wrotes: Amazon sent us a previously purchased copy. The CD envelope had been ripped open, but it was still there. Very disappointing that the book was not in "new" condition. I had expected this rather large book to have all campgrounds in it. It does not. The states are not aligned correctly, with...
B. Tadlock wrotes: The book came in very good condition and packed well. It is helpful in finding suitable campgrounds while traveling.
1,000 Places to See in the U.S.A. & Canada Before You Die
zdeac wrotes: I received the used book 1000 Places to See Before You Die in excellent condition and in a reasonably short time. It was also described quite well prior to purchase on ebay Thanks
Joseph H. Race wrotes: Well readers, all I can say is, "Pack your suitcase or packsack, and get ready to go. All you need is time and money..." This book is jammed full of fun, exciting places to visit, both in the USA and Canada. I started checking off some spots that I had visited, and I found that I had missed...
Cheryl Williams wrotes: This book is great, a lot of restaurants and motels,etc but all located near some other great attractions. We are RVers which makes this book that much better for traveling and places to stop at along the way.
grannybiker wrotes: Great Book, Great Price! Very, very interesting! My daughter tried to take it from me already! Planning a trip out west next spring and this book will be very helpful.
Suzanne Woods wrotes: We'd "Been there, seen that," so Patricia Schultz's 1,000 PLACES TO SEE IN THE U.S.A. & CANADA BEFORE YOU DIE has sparked a renewed "travel bug." The book consists of short summary reviews of many interesting places; some are destinations and some are simply a stopping place along the way to...
Frommer's Montreal and Quebec City 2010 (Frommer's Complete)
mugsy wrotes: This was an outstanding book and I used it throughout my entire trip thru Montreal and Quebec. I used it for lodging and dining and got great recommendations
Mike Hope wrotes: Frommer books are always dependable for travelers. They are always well-written, easy to read and use, and informative. The montreal book is no different. Lots of beautiful photos, too.
Joseph J. Maniscalco wrotes: Over the last 10 years of vacations, I've always searched for Frommer's guides before heading out. The 2010 Montreal and Quebec City guide follows the familiar format with well written and accurate descriptions of accomodations, restaurants, attractions, and sample itineraries.
The pull...
laurie smith wrotes: This book came very quickly and was in very good shape. It provided me with everything I need for my trip to Montreal. I would definitely buy from this vendor again.
witte wrotes: Although we have not actually made the trip yet Frommer's provided exactly the information I was looking for to plan the trip.
The Wilderness World of John Muir
S. Gemmill wrotes: A wonderful sampling of Muir's writings and his timeless perspective on the wonders of our natural world.
K Cornfield wrotes: excerpted from Muir's The Mountains of California, is one chapter I've read many times. He climbs to the top of a Doug Fir so that he can experience a 100' tree swaying 30° back and forth "rocking and swirling in wild ecstasy" I take this book backpacking (there's no ultralight version yet...)...
K. Lowe wrotes: I really enjoyed this book as it was focused on plants and animals. My favorite chapters were "The Water Ouzel" (a bird) and "Stickeen" (a dog). However, the whole book was interesting and enjoyable, including chapters about different people he met along the way ("The Robber" and "The...
Harold W. Wood Jr. wrotes: I am often asked for a recommendation of what among Muir's writings, or writings about him, one should first read. After spending more than 30 years appreciating both his writings and most of the books about Muir that have been published during that time, and after ten years editing the John Muir...
wrotes: Whether you are interested in John Muir specifically or just want to read about an interesting life, this book is an excellent place to start.
John Muir had an incredible and important life, and it is told here succinctly in his own words, excerpted to emphasize the profound. It is a glimpse...
Fodor's Montreal & Quebec City 2010 (Full-Color Gold Guides)
Bettina G. Mcquade wrotes: this book was an excellent choice. it gave me all the information i needed to have a great trip in quebec city!
MAT wrotes: We recently returned from a week in Quebec. This little book not only helped us plan the trip to make the most of our time, but also was an instrumental reference book for us while there. The map detail was just right and the pictures were helped to focus our attention on the right sights for...
Alaska by Cruise Ship: The Complete Guide to Cruising Alaska with Giant Pull-out Map (6th Edition)
Patty Crow wrotes: This book was very informative and helpful. it definitely helps to narrow down the areas to see.
Mark Valler wrotes: This book is great information for our upcoming cruise to Alaska in June and july. I can't wait to go and use and share with our family that is also going.
Dr. Russell Marshall wrotes: This is a great resource, even for those that have already cruised to Alaska before. I have done the inside passage twice but am anxious to go again this summer and I feel more prepared after reading the book.
Ronnie Gietzen wrotes: This seems to be a well-written and organized book. It has details on the shore excursions mentioned by our travel agent, so we'll have an easier time deciding which to try.
James E. Herron wrotes: this book has a lot of good information for anyone taking a cruise to Alaska.
Canada (Eyewitness Travel Guides)
joe wrotes: I especially like the physical characteristics of the guide. Every page is in color on nice paper and the binding is very nice as well. Unlike most travel guides I have used, this one gives the reader a good history lesson on the area so that you can appreciate the historic value of the land....
W. Ri GE wrotes: This book is my favourite one. I like DK's travel books very much.Good pictures,elegant print and useful knowlage.Taking DK`s book is the best way to learn about the country you would be traveling to.And the elegant print is also a favourite collection to me. Thanks Amazon for the careness in the...
Wiser Traveler wrotes: Beware Rocky Mountaineer Vacations!
We booked a day trip to Whistler with them and when we arrived at the destination found they had failed to organize any of the events promised and we were left having to pay for a Greyhound bus home. It also turns out the package was very over priced....
rblii wrotes: Consistent with all the DK Guides we have purchased, their Canada Guide is comprehensive, accurate, and current.
Jorge Jimenez Arana wrotes: The guide proved to be a very useful source for our trip to Eastern Canada.
Native Plants of the Northeast: A Guide for Gardening and Conservation
A. Levin wrotes: Well organized review of native plants (trees, shrubs, perennials). Plant profiles are succinct but useful. Photos are of high quality. This book is the perfect quick reference book for those interested in native plants.
CM Ramirez wrotes: I have scoured websites for information on non-invasive, native plants and find that overwhelming. Just received this book and it is clear and very helpful. I am a novice. I know little about gardening. But I want to be responsible in our landscaping. This book is a user friendly guide. I had...
Anna wrotes: This book is a must for landscape architects and anyone involved highway beautification. It is also an excellent book for anyone looking to plant more of our beautiful native plants and eliminate non-natives on their land.
Nearly every plant description is paired with a full color...
Teresa Gallagher wrotes: This book has some excellent information, but the author has labeled all photos only in Latin. All plant description heading are also primarily in Latin, with small type below the Latin name that indicates the common name. This makes the book much more difficult to use for most people - only...
P. Callaway wrotes: This is an absolutely wonderful book on native plants of New England. It has just about every native plant I've ever heard of, with beautiful pictures, detailed descriptions, useful information. Every plant has the zones it will grow in, soil preferred (including moisture - very useful!) and...
Montreal & Quebec City (City Guide)
Steven A. Peterson wrotes: I have been to Quebec City once and I have visited Montreal four separate times. To put it briefly, these are two enchanting cities, well worth visiting.
The "Lonely Planet" travel guide, "Montreal & Quebec City City Guide" represents a very useful resource for those who consider...
Frommer's Vancouver and Victoria 2010 (Frommer's Complete)
R. Neil Scott wrotes: I bought this guide to use during our one-week family vacation to Vancouver. While I read about various sites, restaurants and hotels, I have to agree with the previous reviewer who stated that there's not a lot in it that you won't find online. However, it would be very useful for those who...
Kimmy in Valencia wrotes: I purchased this and What to Do in Downtown Vancouver: Map & Guide. Since this Frommers was the latest version available, I thought the info would be current but many of the attraction prices were already outdated (Ex. the Vancouver Art Gallery is $22.50 not $18; Vancouver Lookout $15 not $13...
