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.Fielding's Hot Spots: Travel in Harm's Way (Fielding Travel Guides) City Travel Guides > Books > Fielding by: Robert Young Pelton, Coskun Aral 1997-12 Hot Spots opens your eyes, maybe too wide, to what really goes on "out there"; on the front lines, in rebel camps, back streets, jungles and the least visited parts of the world. The author and his friends are ordinary people thrust into extraordinary circumstances and what they see and learn makes you stop and think. What happens next puts any cliches you may expect to rest. This is real life at its worst and best. Maybe made understandable by the authors extraordianry grasp of description and honest communication. A great read when you start taking being alive and safe for granted >>See More Reviews & Details on Fielding's Hot Spots: Travel in Harm's Way (Fielding Travel Guides) |
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.Fielding's Hawaii 1995: The Most In-Depth Guide to the Exotic Islands of Hawaii (Fielding's Hawaii) City Travel Guides > Books > Fielding by: Rachael Jackson Christmas 1994-10 Hot Spots opens your eyes, maybe too wide, to what really goes on "out there"; on the front lines, in rebel camps, back streets, jungles and the least visited parts of the world. The author and his friends are ordinary people thrust into extraordinary circumstances and what they see and learn makes you stop and think. What happens next puts any cliches you may expect to rest. This is real life at its worst and best. Maybe made understandable by the authors extraordianry grasp of description and honest communication. A great read when you start taking being alive and safe for granted >>See More Reviews & Details on Fielding's Hawaii 1995: The Most In-Depth Guide to the Exotic Islands of Hawaii (Fielding's Hawaii) |
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.Fielding's Cruise Insider City Travel Guides > Books > Fielding from: Fielding Worldwide 1995-10 Hot Spots opens your eyes, maybe too wide, to what really goes on "out there"; on the front lines, in rebel camps, back streets, jungles and the least visited parts of the world. The author and his friends are ordinary people thrust into extraordinary circumstances and what they see and learn makes you stop and think. What happens next puts any cliches you may expect to rest. This is real life at its worst and best. Maybe made understandable by the authors extraordianry grasp of description and honest communication. A great read when you start taking being alive and safe for granted >>See More Reviews & Details on Fielding's Cruise Insider |
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.Fielding's Travel Guide to Europe. 1959-60 Edition City Travel Guides > Books > Fielding by: Temple Fielding 1959 Hot Spots opens your eyes, maybe too wide, to what really goes on "out there"; on the front lines, in rebel camps, back streets, jungles and the least visited parts of the world. The author and his friends are ordinary people thrust into extraordinary circumstances and what they see and learn makes you stop and think. What happens next puts any cliches you may expect to rest. This is real life at its worst and best. Maybe made understandable by the authors extraordianry grasp of description and honest communication. A great read when you start taking being alive and safe for granted >>See More Reviews & Details on Fielding's Travel Guide to Europe. 1959-60 Edition |
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.Fielding's Travel Guide to Europe, 1965 Edition City Travel Guides > Books > Fielding by: Temple Fielding 1965 Hot Spots opens your eyes, maybe too wide, to what really goes on "out there"; on the front lines, in rebel camps, back streets, jungles and the least visited parts of the world. The author and his friends are ordinary people thrust into extraordinary circumstances and what they see and learn makes you stop and think. What happens next puts any cliches you may expect to rest. This is real life at its worst and best. Maybe made understandable by the authors extraordianry grasp of description and honest communication. A great read when you start taking being alive and safe for granted >>See More Reviews & Details on Fielding's Travel Guide to Europe, 1965 Edition |
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.Fielding's Worldwide Cruises 1997 (Serial) City Travel Guides > Books > Fielding by: Shirley Slater 1996-08 Hot Spots opens your eyes, maybe too wide, to what really goes on "out there"; on the front lines, in rebel camps, back streets, jungles and the least visited parts of the world. The author and his friends are ordinary people thrust into extraordinary circumstances and what they see and learn makes you stop and think. What happens next puts any cliches you may expect to rest. This is real life at its worst and best. Maybe made understandable by the authors extraordianry grasp of description and honest communication. A great read when you start taking being alive and safe for granted >>See More Reviews & Details on Fielding's Worldwide Cruises 1997 (Serial) |
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.Fielding's Italy 95: The Most In-Edpth Guide to the Culture and Attractions of Italy (Fielding Travel Guides) City Travel Guides > Books > Fielding by: Lynn V. Foster, Lawrence Foster 1994-02 Hot Spots opens your eyes, maybe too wide, to what really goes on "out there"; on the front lines, in rebel camps, back streets, jungles and the least visited parts of the world. The author and his friends are ordinary people thrust into extraordinary circumstances and what they see and learn makes you stop and think. What happens next puts any cliches you may expect to rest. This is real life at its worst and best. Maybe made understandable by the authors extraordianry grasp of description and honest communication. A great read when you start taking being alive and safe for granted >>See More Reviews & Details on Fielding's Italy 95: The Most In-Edpth Guide to the Culture and Attractions of Italy (Fielding Travel Guides) |
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.Fielding's New Orleans Agenda (Fielding's New Orleans) City Travel Guides > Books > Fielding by: Nan Lyons 1997-09 Hot Spots opens your eyes, maybe too wide, to what really goes on "out there"; on the front lines, in rebel camps, back streets, jungles and the least visited parts of the world. The author and his friends are ordinary people thrust into extraordinary circumstances and what they see and learn makes you stop and think. What happens next puts any cliches you may expect to rest. This is real life at its worst and best. Maybe made understandable by the authors extraordianry grasp of description and honest communication. A great read when you start taking being alive and safe for granted >>See More Reviews & Details on Fielding's New Orleans Agenda (Fielding's New Orleans) |
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.Fielding's Australia, 1994 City Travel Guides > Books > Fielding by: Zeke Wigglesworth, Joan Wigglesworth 1994-01 Full of useful information for tourists, including ratings and reviews of places to stay and sites to see. The authors have a very down-to-earth, honest approach to the reader and some of their comments had me laughing out loud. For example, in commenting on the kangaroo, the book reads: "To give you an idea of what you're dealing with in a tame kangaroo, just watch them with children--even when...[they]...pull their ears and walk on their tails, they just get up and walk away. If they wanted, they could open the kids up like a tin of sardines--they have claws like a saber-tooth tiger's tooth." Combined with the Frommer's Australia books (both the 4th edition and the ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Fielding's Australia, 1994 |
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.Fielding's Britain City Travel Guides > Books > Fielding by: Raff 1994-01 Full of useful information for tourists, including ratings and reviews of places to stay and sites to see. The authors have a very down-to-earth, honest approach to the reader and some of their comments had me laughing out loud. For example, in commenting on the kangaroo, the book reads: "To give you an idea of what you're dealing with in a tame kangaroo, just watch them with children--even when...[they]...pull their ears and walk on their tails, they just get up and walk away. If they wanted, they could open the kids up like a tin of sardines--they have claws like a saber-tooth tiger's tooth." Combined with the Frommer's Australia books (both the 4th edition and the ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Fielding's Britain |