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1 comments about Diving Club Med (Aqua Quest Diving Series).

1. My first reaction on taking delivery of this book was very positive. What an excellent and refreshing concept - to produce a guide book for Scuba Divers to a series of resorts owned by one company as opposed to a country or region. Perhaps the publishers will also consider something very similar for those fleets of live-board diving boats that operate under the same flag but are found dotted around the world's leading Scuba Diving destinations - such as Peter Hughes and the Aggressor Fleet. Just a thought.
   
   Measuring 10" x 7" "Diving Club Med" comes in the well-established medium size format favoured by Aqua Quest Publishing of New York. As I know from experience, these particular publishers, set high standards and demand all contributing authors/photographers maintain those standards at all times. Little wonder they are a leading name in the USA for books such as this.
   
   From beginning to end, the reader is treated to a well-presented format containing plenty of vital and relevant information all lavishly supported by high quality colour images and maps. Chapter One is a potted history into the Club Med concept and this is followed by the company's overall approach to Scuba Diving, their policies, procedures and regulations combined with the diving programmes and training courses generally available.
   
   From Chapter 3 onwards we get down to cases and these include the Club Med facilities in Turks & Caicos, St. Lucia, Bahamas (Columbus Isle and Eleuthera), Mexico (Cancun, Playa Banca and Sonora Bay), French Polynesia and Martinique. The final chapter, however, is all about their very own ship "Club Med" and her sailing/diving itinerary. I didn't even know Club Med had a ship and with ports of call such as Les Saintes, St. Barthelemy, BVI, Marie Galante, Nevis & St. Kitts, St. Martin, Dominica, St. Lucia, Bequia, Barbados, Tobago and Tortuga (to name but some) this is clearly one means of reaching some very remote diving destinations where the local diving facilities may be anything from lacking to non-existent.
   
   For those people who would like to consider combining their annual diving vacation with the overall holiday atmosphere for which Club Med is world-famous, this book is a must and is thoroughly recommended.
   
   NM

1 comments about Woodall's Western Campground Directory, 2005: The Active RVer's Guide to RV Parks, Service Centers & Atrractions (Woodall's Western Campground Directory).

1. I HAVE BEEN USEING WOODAL'S CAMPGROUND DIRECTORY FOR CLOSE TO TEN YEARS. IT IS ONE OF THE BEST THAT THERE IS. IT HAS UP TO DATE INFORMATION ON THE BEST CAMPGROUNDS IN THE STATES, MEXICO, AND THAT EMPTY SPACE BETWEEN THE CONUS AND ALASKA. IT COVERS STATE PARKS, NATIONAL PARKES, PRIVATE CAMP GROUNDS, GOOD SAM AND KOA CAMPING FACILITIES. IF YOU CAN MOTOR TO AN AREA, WOODALL'S WILL HAVE A CAMPGROUND LISTED IN THAT AREA.

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1 comments about Lost in the Land of Enchantment.

1. New Mexico is outrageous, mysterious, weird, funny, aggravating, and a vital part of our world. Latham goes where no tourist dares and says what no C of C suit dares whisper. His newsman's eye and artistic soul create a work of highway and waterway art that traps the soul of the state in a sculpture of words. Like his quest for a good cup of coffee, the search goes on to define this place. All the fun is in the journey. . .or reading about it.