4 comments about Touring Ireland: See Dublin, The Ring of Kerry, Killarney National Park, The Rose of Tralee, Cork, Wexford, Galway, Connemara, The Aran Island, Donegal, and Sligo.

1. I would like to know more about Ireland and the irishs..



2. Excellent video, very helpful in planning a trip to Ireland



3. I ordered this tape for upcoming trip to Ireland. Though I found it was not the best for what to do and how to do it, it is a beautifully done overall view of Ireland. Yes, there is great video of rich Ireland to help you plan your trip, but it also includes an interestingly done history of the Irish people and their land. This will make the trip much more meaningful. I would recommend it if you are planning to explore in person, while riding your exercise bike or just to learn about Ireland.



4. This was not at all what I expected. There there was no "flow" or order to the "tour". When towns were mentioned, you had to have a map available becasue the video did not show the location clearly and it jumped from east to west. The "feeling" of/for Ireland was nil. The videos of the areas did not make you want to visit Ireland. Terrible! I would never have ordered this video if I had seen it first. Matter of fact, I turned it off before the end.

No comments about Lonely Planet - The Zimbabwe, Botswana & Nambia Experience.

1 comments about France: Paris, Normandy & Brittany.

1. I very highly recommend this vidio of France, and all the other of Rick's travel shows. He's an excpert travler and friendly guide. All of his travel series vidios are fun and informative. Great for any one who loves tarvel.

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1 comments about Hitchhiking Vietnam: Letters from the Trail.

1. With our renewed rapport with Vietnam it would be good to view or review that area if the world.

   This is a well-put together film documentary of a seven-month trip around Vietnam. Not one of those glossy government or fancy travelogue films, but a personal trip that was documented with letters.

   There are some parts that may be gory to some people during food preparation times. Others would be appalled at the wanton destruction of forests and wild life.

   I was viewing it with my wife to show her a little bit of what it was when I was there. She immediately said that the villages (especially the huts) looked surprisingly like the dwellings in the Yucatan.

   Even thought this was a well put together documentary, I was disappointed as my time there was mostly in the central highlands Peiku, An Khe, Kontum and there about. And when she went up the coast she missed all the high spots.

   The Montagnards she interviews were Mongol invaders; they were not the Montagnards I was aquatinted with. The Montagnards of the central highlands are approximately 14 to 16 separate people that were in the highlands before the people that call themselves Vietnamese invaded from China thousands of years ago. In essence they are to the Vietnamese the equivalent of our native Americans.

   The film was still worth it as I was able to see places that I missed and the rundown state of the country today.

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