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.Sierra Club Travel Calendar 95 City Travel Guides > Books > Sierra Club by: Sierra Club Books September 05, 1994 >>See More Reviews & Details on Sierra Club Travel Calendar 95 |
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.SC-HIKING OLD DOMINION (Sierra Club Totebook) City Travel Guides > Books > Sierra Club by: Allen De Hart April 12, 1984 >>See More Reviews & Details on SC-HIKING OLD DOMINION (Sierra Club Totebook) |
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.Adventuring in Alaska (Sierra Club Adventure Travel Guides) City Travel Guides > Books > Sierra Club by: Peggy Wayburn July 12, 1988 Either the author or Sierra Club should take a look at the wonderful Dorling Kindersley series of Eyewitness Travel Guides to see what a travel book can be -- alternately you might consider a Lonely Planet. The author tells us that you could take a year to see Alaska at a rate of one million acres per day (referring to its vastness) then fails to provide many maps to the sectional chapters of the book, so you're always wondering where you are. Other things lacking are well-organized and clearly located (they exist, but are rudimentary, arbitrary, and difficult to locate) tables and charts of useful information (e.g. temperature, elevation, rainfall, snowfall. The book could benefit from a synopsis of Alaska's regions, ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Adventuring in Alaska (Sierra Club Adventure Travel Guides) |
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.Sierra Club: Hut Hopping in the Austrian Alps (A Sierra Club totebook) City Travel Guides > Books > Sierra Club by: William Reifsnyder June 12, 1982 Either the author or Sierra Club should take a look at the wonderful Dorling Kindersley series of Eyewitness Travel Guides to see what a travel book can be -- alternately you might consider a Lonely Planet. The author tells us that you could take a year to see Alaska at a rate of one million acres per day (referring to its vastness) then fails to provide many maps to the sectional chapters of the book, so you're always wondering where you are. Other things lacking are well-organized and clearly located (they exist, but are rudimentary, arbitrary, and difficult to locate) tables and charts of useful information (e.g. temperature, elevation, rainfall, snowfall. The book could benefit from a synopsis of Alaska's regions, ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Sierra Club: Hut Hopping in the Austrian Alps (A Sierra Club totebook) |