1 comments about Frommer's 99 Miami & the Keys (5th ed).

1. The definitive guide to Miami & the Keys. As a former Miami resident, I read the guide on a recent return visit, and almost wanted to stay. If I could this book six stars I would. I advise all would-be travellers to Miami & the Keys to invest in this indispensable guide.

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1 comments about The Nature of Florida.

1. John Perry loves the wild lands,this is evident in this book. He encourages us to see them for ourselves. Behind the glitter and neon of the tourist areas of Florida there are places of wonder to explore. Here you will find the real Florida,the subtropical natural world that is quickly disappearing in the face of over development.The book is divided into four Zones under which individual entries are listed. Chuck Geanangel, a Florida birder and environmentalist, lists the common birds of that Zone.The Perrys list all accessible wild areas within the Zone and include information on park hours, available camping, wildlife, etc. There are symbols to aid in quickly finding a camp ground, backpacking trail, horse trail, boat launch or the Florida Trail,along with other hiking trails.This is a guide you will treasure whether you live in Florida, visit the state as a tourist, camp, bird watch or just plain love the wilder side of Florida.

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1 comments about Walt Disney World and Orlando for Dummies 2001.

1. Dummies Walt Disney World and Orlando is a great reference guide to the theme parks in Orlando. The authors give you personal tips, like the best time of year to go as well as tips on how to do the best rides first.

   The hotels and restaurants section gives you everything you need to know about where to stay and eat in Orlando. The hotel listings also include websites so you can see first hand where you are staying.

   The book is written in traditional "Dummies" style, which means it gives information on lots of different aspects of traveling to this area.

   I really didn't need to have information on every ride and attraction or pictures to get me ready to go to Disney World. But I did need information on restaurants in the area, the other area parks, places to stay, and so forth. So, all-in-all, I found this book to be exactly what I needed for my trip.

   To me, going to Disney World without going to some of the other attractions like Sea World and Epcot would be a total waste of the trip!

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