1 comments about The Carolinas & the Georgia Coast (Romantic Weekends the Carloinas & the Georgia Coast).

1. This book suggests plenty of fun activities - from authors who know where to find the most romantic spots. For couples of all ages and lifestyles, this guide has something to suit every taste and budget. Competing "romantic" guidebooks are little more than a listing of expensive restaurants and hotels, but Hunter's Romantic Weekends guidebooks are for everyone. Quaint inns & delightful restaurants are included for their high romantic appeal - not their high price tag. Includes Charleston & its barrier islands, the Outer Banks (Roanoke, Hatteras and Nags Head), and Savannah, perhaps the most romantic city in the US.

No comments about Frommer's California With Kids.

No comments about The Sherman Tour Journals of Colonel Richard Irving Dodge.

1 comments about Confederate Jasmine and the Fat Tuesday Tree: A Poetic Herbarium.

1. Writer Ann Lewis tells of her Southern heritage as she draws links to the plants she adored as a child and the people in her life. Ms. Lewis collects specimens of these plants and places them in small collages. This physically beautiful book is also verbally lush in the author's humorous and touching prose. Grab a glass of ice tea on a warm afternoon and indulge yourself in this treasure.

No comments about Northwest Coast: Essays and Images from the Columbia River to the Cook Inlet.

4 comments about Enchanted Summer: A Romantic Guide to Cape Cod, Nantucket & Martha's Vineyard.

1. The author captures the very essence of the Cape Cod shores and the Vineyard and Nantucket. And the charming illustrations add to the call of life at another pace and that life can truly be enjoyed, one B & B at a time.



2. Living in Chicago, I'm always longing for summer. Now I'm also longing to go to the Cape area. Enchanted Summer paints a great picture of what should be a great summer vacation. The book is well written, well organized and well..enchanting. Can't wait to check out the recommendations.



3. This book is what travel guides are supposed to be: informative, interesting, and most of all--fun. Great research and the author's warm writing style make planning a leisurely holiday a pleasant experience. Great suggestions for romantic getaways, but there's plenty here for the whole family, if you really want to bring the kids.



4. The title tells it all. This is a fun book to read and it got my wife and me all excited about our trip way before we even packed our bags. All the suggestions were very good.

1 comments about The Geologic Story of the National Parks and Monuments, 4th Edition.

1. An excellent book for both the seasoned geologist and the layperson, although recommended for somebody with a general understanding of geology. The book is not designed as a typical 'guidebook' that would be carried along on a hike, although its text book-like dimensions are more than acceptable as a vacation companion. Fantastic for the traveller embarking on a tour of the U.S. National Parks, as the chapters are conveniently arranged according to physiographic province. Sorry, folks, but Canada and Mexico are not included. The authors admirably describe not only the geologic feature being observed, but also the 'how' and 'why' it exists. The descriptions and explanations are thorough and easy to read. Overall, the photography is fair (several of the photographs could better serve the spectacular features being discussed) and many of the figures could be more closely related to the topic. However, the majority of the figures, especially the sketched figures, are informative and easy to understand.

No comments about Travels In The American Colonies.

1 comments about Frommers Grand Canyon National Park (Frommer's Grand Canyon National Park, 2nd ed).

1. This guide provides all the information that you will need for an initial visit to the grand canyon. Both the North and South Rims are covered in some detail and although someone seeking a back-county guide may be disappointed, the average visitor should find more than enough material to plan and enjoy their visit.

No comments about Compass American Guides: Minnesota, 3rd Edition (Compass American Guides).