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.Georgia Off the Beaten Path: A Guide to Unique Places City Travel Guides > Books > Off the Beaten Path by: William Schemmel January 01, 2001 >>See More Reviews & Details on Georgia Off the Beaten Path: A Guide to Unique Places |
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.Virginia: Off the Beaten Path City Travel Guides > Books > Off the Beaten Path by: Judy Colbert, Ed Colbert 1989-12 >>See More Reviews & Details on Virginia: Off the Beaten Path |
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.Arkansas Off the Beaten Path, 6th: A Guide to Unique Places City Travel Guides > Books > Off the Beaten Path by: Patti DeLano November 01, 2003 After a week using this book (and its Oklahoma sibling) we were very disappointed. The *content* of the book is, in general, very good, interesting and readable. The problem is with the layout. The author jumps about, geographically, so that you don't really know how close (or far) a place is. It's the same with the Oklahoma book. I will undoubtedly buy other books in this series when we are visiting other states, but next time I will spend some hours highlighting the place name on each page. I do like tbhe concept of these books, and the information was useful, but the books are not "geographically intuitive"! More maps, or just better layout, would improve these books a lot. In Arkansas, we found several ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Arkansas Off the Beaten Path, 6th: A Guide to Unique Places |
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.Montana Off the Beaten Path, 5th: A Guide to Unique Places City Travel Guides > Books > Off the Beaten Path by: Michael McCoy September 01, 2002 After a week using this book (and its Oklahoma sibling) we were very disappointed. The *content* of the book is, in general, very good, interesting and readable. The problem is with the layout. The author jumps about, geographically, so that you don't really know how close (or far) a place is. It's the same with the Oklahoma book. I will undoubtedly buy other books in this series when we are visiting other states, but next time I will spend some hours highlighting the place name on each page. I do like tbhe concept of these books, and the information was useful, but the books are not "geographically intuitive"! More maps, or just better layout, would improve these books a lot. In Arkansas, we found several ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Montana Off the Beaten Path, 5th: A Guide to Unique Places |
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.Hawaii '95: The Complete Guide with Spectacular Drives and Adventures off the Beaten Path City Travel Guides > Books > Off the Beaten Path by: Fodor's August 30, 1994 After a week using this book (and its Oklahoma sibling) we were very disappointed. The *content* of the book is, in general, very good, interesting and readable. The problem is with the layout. The author jumps about, geographically, so that you don't really know how close (or far) a place is. It's the same with the Oklahoma book. I will undoubtedly buy other books in this series when we are visiting other states, but next time I will spend some hours highlighting the place name on each page. I do like tbhe concept of these books, and the information was useful, but the books are not "geographically intuitive"! More maps, or just better layout, would improve these books a lot. In Arkansas, we found several ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Hawaii '95: The Complete Guide with Spectacular Drives and Adventures off the Beaten Path |
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.Off the Beaten Path North Carolina: A Guide to Unique Places City Travel Guides > Books > Off the Beaten Path by: Sara Pitzer 1996-04 After a week using this book (and its Oklahoma sibling) we were very disappointed. The *content* of the book is, in general, very good, interesting and readable. The problem is with the layout. The author jumps about, geographically, so that you don't really know how close (or far) a place is. It's the same with the Oklahoma book. I will undoubtedly buy other books in this series when we are visiting other states, but next time I will spend some hours highlighting the place name on each page. I do like tbhe concept of these books, and the information was useful, but the books are not "geographically intuitive"! More maps, or just better layout, would improve these books a lot. In Arkansas, we found several ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Off the Beaten Path North Carolina: A Guide to Unique Places |
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.Fodor's Sweden, 11th Edition: Expert Advice and Smart Choices: Where to Stay, Eat, and Explore On and Off the Beaten Path City Travel Guides > Books > Off the Beaten Path by: Fodor's April 11, 2000 Exceptionally detailed, very easy to follow, doesn't leave much to be desired as far as guide books go. One thing that would have made it better is a Stockholm underground map. >>See More Reviews & Details on Fodor's Sweden, 11th Edition: Expert Advice and Smart Choices: Where to Stay, Eat, and Explore On and Off the Beaten Path |
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.Louisiana Off the Beaten Path: A Guide to Unique Places City Travel Guides > Books > Off the Beaten Path by: Gay N. Martin December 01, 2000 Exceptionally detailed, very easy to follow, doesn't leave much to be desired as far as guide books go. One thing that would have made it better is a Stockholm underground map. >>See More Reviews & Details on Louisiana Off the Beaten Path: A Guide to Unique Places |
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.Off the Beaten Path - Illinois City Travel Guides > Books > Off the Beaten Path by: Rod Fensom, Julie Foreman 1996-05 Exceptionally detailed, very easy to follow, doesn't leave much to be desired as far as guide books go. One thing that would have made it better is a Stockholm underground map. >>See More Reviews & Details on Off the Beaten Path - Illinois |
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.Fodor's Prague and Budapest, 3rd Edition: The Guide for All Budgets, Where to Stay, Eat, and Explore On and Off the Beaten Path City Travel Guides > Books > Off the Beaten Path by: Fodor's June 03, 2003 This a very nice and comprehensive travel guide. I have no doubts of takeing it to my trip. The only BIG MISS in it, is that thera are no www pages or e-mail references for hotels, restaurants, museums, guideing services etc. etc. >>See More Reviews & Details on Fodor's Prague and Budapest, 3rd Edition: The Guide for All Budgets, Where to Stay, Eat, and Explore On and Off the Beaten Path |