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Montana, Wyoming, & Idaho: Travel Smart (Montana, Wyoming & Idaho Travel-Smart, 1st ed) by: C. J. Box, C.J. Box |
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Binding: Paperback Dewey Decimal Number: 917.8604 EAN: 9781562613198 ISBN: 1562613197 Label: John Muir Pubns Manufacturer: John Muir Pubns Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 265 Publication Date: 1998-03 Publisher: John Muir Pubns Studio: John Muir Pubns Sales Rank: 1038556 Related Items:
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Editorial Review: Product Description: Author C.J. Box helps visitors plan a trip tailored to their interests. Destinations include Bozeman/Livingston, Flathead Valley, Missoula, Billings, Helena, Great Falls, Glacier National Park, Jackson Hole, Cody, Ketchum/Sun Valley, Coeur D'Alene, and Boise. 15 photos. 42 maps. Chart . Customer Reviews
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 Rating:  - Joe Pickett? Must be the author himself.As reviewer Joe Pickett said, this book is well-written and enjoyable. My personal preference is for single state travel books, because they are more exhaustive in their coverage, and thus more useful when traveling. The reason for this review is my amusement at finding an earlier review of this book from 2000 written by Joe Pickett. Joe Pickett is the name of the fictional hero of author C.J. Box's excellent mystery series set in Wyoming, and these books started appearing in 2001, after this review, with the award winning Open Season. I love these books, a perfect blend of mystery and western. So what say you, Mr. Box? Did you write the 2000 review for this book? I also can't help but wonder if C.J. Box is your real name. Perhaps you ... Read More: Rating: - Solid basis from which to begin mapping your course...i thought this book was an excellent primer...i was able to gain an understanding of each area of the states covered: what each has to offer sporting-wise, weather-wise, lodging- and food-wise. of course it is not as in depth as a single state guide book would be, but for those of us looking to explore all three, it provided a solid foundation from which to begin charting our course. enjoyable writing, as well. i had never read 'travel smart' books...getting another today because i was so pleased. Rating:  - A Great GuideThis book is not exhaustive...and isn't intended to be. It's the lowdown on the best places to go and stay and visit. It's written in a breezy, informed style that is fun to read and, from what I can tell, extremely accurate. Judging from the places I've been able to visit recently (Jackson Hole, Bozeman, Yellowstone) the author is right on. I'd recommend this book highly to anyone traveling into this region. Rating:  - Where's the beef?Trying to pack 3 states of immense geography into 272 pages? I'm sorry, but I didn't find any real substance here. Most of the info is sketchy and seems very limited. It only seems to scratch the surface. Pick a state and stick to it. |
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