1 comments about Baja Journey: Reveries of a Sea-Kayaker.

1. Wow. This is the real deal. |Discovered this on dusty back shelf of the local library and found myself enthralled. This is Baja the way it was ten years ago when it still held some of its idyllic lonliness. Great read.

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3 comments about Frommer's Portable Los Cabos and Baja.

1. Book arrived in excellent condition and in a timely manner.



2. This book gave me a lot of info on Cabo. It was very interesting. I enjoyed this book very much.



3. I never got the book you sent. Some how it must have gotten lost. Or some other guy named Robert Greene got the book and thought, wow someone sent me a book. Oh well

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5 comments about God and Mr. Gomez, (A Fawcett crest book).

1. "God and Mr. Gomez", while not a recent book by a long shot is a timeless read. It is written in the hilareous style that only Jack Smith can pen. You blend in with the characters and it being a true story makes it all the more interesting and satisfying. A great read for summer, or anytime



2. Both Jack Smith and Mr. Gomez have passed on from this life. Thanks to Jack's gifted writing ability, you can experience the culture, beauty and patience pace still to be found in Baja California. I have been there and seen the house, the road, the federalli check point, the cliffs and the fishing village. I have had the good fortune to have stayed in a home near Jack's and met others who followed Jack's column in the LA Times during those years of construction of his "mansion". I have searched used book stores and bought on-line used copies while new books have not been published since 1997. I am so glad it is back in print so I can recommend it to my friends. Great reading and funny too!



3. I have traveled to Mexico for over 25 years, and own a home there. This story is only too familiar. I am buying a copy for all of my Mexico loving friends and family.



4. I have another, older, copy of this book and have read it several times. This was a replacement for the old one, which is worn out! If you've ever been to Baja, you will totally love hearing Jack and Denny Smith's experiences with purchasing a home there. If you haven't, you will still love hearing the story AND you will want to go there and find your own adventure.



5. Anyone contemplating the construction of their home in Mexico MUST red this book. It is extremely humorous and an easy read, but it exposes the many pitfalls of attempting to build your dream home in Mexico. BEWARE!

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1 comments about México: una visión de altura, un recorrido aéreo del pasado al presente.

1. It is one of the most complete and beautiful books on Mexican History and beautiful and magnificent photography. It is a trasury to have

2 comments about The Tequila Lover's Guide to Mexico and Mezcal: Everything There Is to Know About Tequila and Mezcal, Including How to Get There.

1. Lance Cutler provides a witty, personal guide to tequila and mezcal - not just the drinks, but to the industries, the regions, the people and the cultures. Part travelogue, part research, the book meanders between serious study of the spirits, and playful retelling of his many trips into Mexico's heartlands. The inclusion of mezcal in the latest edition should help to open more eyes to the traditional liquor of Mexico. Very enjoyable to read and easily the best book on the subject. Highly recommended!



2. What's the difference between tequila and mezcal? This book explains it all. Cutler says it's not a travel guide, but sure make me want to go to Jalisco and Oaxaca and follow his easy to understand, detailed suggestions for tours, restaurants, shopping - the works.
   Gene D.

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