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.Waterfalls of Ontario
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by: Mark Harris

July 05, 2003
I used the book the other day to find the falls in Waterdown, Ontario; the description of the falls and how to get there was accurate to a T! Over the next year or two I intend to use this easily understandable guide to check out every waterfall I can in Ontario. Even if you don't like to travel much or live in Ontario and just like looking at pretty pictures of waterfalls, I would highly recommend this book.
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.The Nunavut handbook: Travelling in Canada's Arctic
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by: Marion, Editor Soubliere

1998-12
I used the book the other day to find the falls in Waterdown, Ontario; the description of the falls and how to get there was accurate to a T! Over the next year or two I intend to use this easily understandable guide to check out every waterfall I can in Ontario. Even if you don't like to travel much or live in Ontario and just like looking at pretty pictures of waterfalls, I would highly recommend this book.
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.The Essential Vancouver Island Outdoor Recreation Guide
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by: John Kimantas

April 03, 2008
I used the book the other day to find the falls in Waterdown, Ontario; the description of the falls and how to get there was accurate to a T! Over the next year or two I intend to use this easily understandable guide to check out every waterfall I can in Ontario. Even if you don't like to travel much or live in Ontario and just like looking at pretty pictures of waterfalls, I would highly recommend this book.
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.Canada's Best Canoe Routes
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from: Boston Mills Press

March 27, 2003
I used the book the other day to find the falls in Waterdown, Ontario; the description of the falls and how to get there was accurate to a T! Over the next year or two I intend to use this easily understandable guide to check out every waterfall I can in Ontario. Even if you don't like to travel much or live in Ontario and just like looking at pretty pictures of waterfalls, I would highly recommend this book.
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.More of Canada's Best Canoe Routes
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from: Boston Mills Press

March 13, 2003
I used the book the other day to find the falls in Waterdown, Ontario; the description of the falls and how to get there was accurate to a T! Over the next year or two I intend to use this easily understandable guide to check out every waterfall I can in Ontario. Even if you don't like to travel much or live in Ontario and just like looking at pretty pictures of waterfalls, I would highly recommend this book.
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.Hiking the West Coast of Vancouver Island
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by: Tim Leadem

March 24, 2008
I used the book the other day to find the falls in Waterdown, Ontario; the description of the falls and how to get there was accurate to a T! Over the next year or two I intend to use this easily understandable guide to check out every waterfall I can in Ontario. Even if you don't like to travel much or live in Ontario and just like looking at pretty pictures of waterfalls, I would highly recommend this book.
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.A Fool And Forty Acres: Conjuring A Vineyard Three Thousand Miles From Burgundy
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by: Geoff Heinricks

July 26, 2005
I used the book the other day to find the falls in Waterdown, Ontario; the description of the falls and how to get there was accurate to a T! Over the next year or two I intend to use this easily understandable guide to check out every waterfall I can in Ontario. Even if you don't like to travel much or live in Ontario and just like looking at pretty pictures of waterfalls, I would highly recommend this book.
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.Regional Geography of Canada
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by: Robert Martin Bone

2004-08
Robert T. Bone's Regional Geography of Canada is a must for anyone who is interested in Canadian history or geography in general. It is very well organized and comprehensive. This book goes beyond what most of us think of when we hear the word "geography". It is not a book about maps, it is a book about how people live in Canada, why they live where they do, how their lives have impacted the land, and how the land has impacted their lives. It is a very interesting study and will make you think about how your own life is impacted by the environment around you... where ever you are!
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.Eyewitness Travel Guides Top Ten Montreal And Quebec City
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by: Dorling Kindersley

March 17, 2008
This is the perfect guidebook. It has an easy style with an energetic flow of maps, photography and sidebars, without getting the user bogged down in chatter. the text keeps you interested without being snotty and clubbish, while the insider's tips (what makes this series such an international winner) are the cream of this title. Bravo Gregory Gallagher and Dorling-Kindersley - you have a winner on your hands!

Levon H.
New York
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.The Old Way North: Following the Oberholtzer-Magee Expedition
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by: David Pelly

June 15, 2008
This is the perfect guidebook. It has an easy style with an energetic flow of maps, photography and sidebars, without getting the user bogged down in chatter. the text keeps you interested without being snotty and clubbish, while the insider's tips (what makes this series such an international winner) are the cream of this title. Bravo Gregory Gallagher and Dorling-Kindersley - you have a winner on your hands!

Levon H.
New York
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