No comments about The First Adventure Handbook of Southern South America : Traveling With Emilio Urruty Throughout the Puna, Andes, Iguazu Falls, Pampas, Patagonia and Tierra del Fuego.

No comments about Barbados Insight Guide (Insight Guides) (Insight Guides).

1 comments about Atlanta Scenes: Photojournalism in the Atlanta History Center Collection (Images of America (Arcadia Publishing)).

1. The Atlanta History Center's 'Atlanta Scenes' is a superb pictorial panorama of Atlanta, from the ordinary scene of a family waiting for the arrival of their son after the Korean War to the sparkling smile of Clark Gable. The grandeur and hospitality of the Deep South are captured alongside the brutality of Jim Crow and segregation. See Dr. Martin Luther King, Governor Eugene Talmadge and other public figures who shaped the South and the country. Witness Atlanta's transformation from small Southern city to a leading capital of the New South. All the photographs in this volume were taken by award-winning photojournalists.

2 comments about Insight Flexi Map Ecuador & Galapagos (Insight Flexi Maps).

1. I bought this map for a trip to Ecuador. There are several things I do not like about it. 1. It is made out of plastic rather than that super strong paper like material that I thought it was made from. I fear that repeated folding and refolding is going to break the plastic. 2. natural features are not indexed--rivers. 3. no longitudes or latitudes are shown (this absolutely blew my mind. I had never heard up printing a map without these. Makes the map useless to use with a GPS.)
   
   What I do like. 1. nice scale 1: 1,000,000. 2. well printed 3. roads are well shown.



2. This map is a good and somewhat in depth map for basic knowledge of Ecuador. But it is no where being enough. It doesn't even have a insert of the city of Guayaquil, which is the largest city in the country. However it is a decent, sturdy map that serves as a good starting point.

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

No comments about Mountain Bike America Vermont: An Atlas of Vermont's Greatest Off-Road Bicycle Rides (Mountain Bike America Guidebooks).

2 comments about National Geographic Traveler: Miami and The Keys (National Geographic Traveler).

1. Usually with a travel guide, you need to use your imagination. You can't actually see what attractions look like, the maps aren't always clear and the descriptions are as short and succinct as possible.

   That is definitely not the case with this book which is stuffed chock full of gorgeous pictures. The maps are colorful and detailed. Full pages are spent on various attractions and excursions that in other guideboks are written up in a mere paragraph.

   If you're looking for a hotel recommendation or a write up on a place to eat, this probably isn't the right book for you. But, if you want to know what to do aside from sleeping and eating, buy this book.




2. Every page has a color picture on it! Divided by neighborhoods, it has great maps and walking tours. Excursions outside of Miami to National Parks and Fort Lauderdale are included. The different islands of the Keys are discussed in detail. There is also a section on hotels by price range and restaurants.

No comments about Travels in South America, during the Years 1819-20-21: Containing an Account of the Present State of Brazil, Buenos Ayres, and Chile. Volume 2.

No comments about Welcome to Colombia (Welcome to My Country).

No comments about Bogota desde el aire.