No comments about Northern Virginia's Equestrian Heritage (VA) (Images of America).

No comments about West Virginia Trees & Wildflowers (Pocket Naturalist).

1 comments about West Virginia Birds: An Introduction to Familiar Species.

1. I purchased this reference guide in addition to a pair of binoculars as a gift for my father who enjoys leisure bird-watching from our back porch. Initially I was a bit disappointed because I was expecting a book type thing and receive a fold out chart instead. However, it has proved to be much more useful than a bulky, cumbersome book would have been. It's lightweight and portable. In the event that hiking or camping occupies a weekend or so, this item is compact enough to fit in a pocket or backpack with ease and does not add addtional weight to your load. More importantly, it is easy to use. Birds are grouped into several categories for quick reference and each species is indicated by a colorful rendering which makes new birds easy to identify. My father has enjoyed this gift more than any other I have given him in 25 years. A wonderful reference guide for young and old alike.

No comments about RAND MCNALLY CHRISTIANSBURG BLACKSBERG VIRGINIA (Champion Maps).

No comments about Topo USA 4.0- Southwest Region.

1 comments about A Cyclist's Guide to the Shenandoah Valley.

1. These two have given to us not only different bike tours throughout the beautiful Shenandoah Valley; but an excellent history to go with each tour. Recommended places to stay, visit and to eat are given as well.

No comments about Art of the State: Virginia (Art of the State).

No comments about Rand Mcnally Bluefield/Princeton, West Virginia: Streets of.

4 comments about The Perfect Choice: The Ultimate Party and Wedding Location Guide.

1. As a long time DC area wedding professional, I can state with confidence that there is no other reference book, magazine, or website in the area that has a more complete listing of locations for weddings (or any other party for that matter) in the entire DC area. Ms. Dunkins reviews are right on the money! This book is invaluable, especially for those planning long distance weddings or those who may not be familiar with the area.



2. I was looking for a spot to host an informal event, and it seems that most of the locations recommended here cost at least $700. Which is all right if you're planning a state dinner, but don't spend your money on this guide if you're planning anything cheaper than black-tie.



3. This book certainly has a lot of different reception locations, but it could be one-quarter of the size if it didn't keep repeating the same locations 2,3,4,5,6 times in the same book (just in different section)! The reviews were also very blunt with no real description of the location. The author also gives only flattering comments to every location, some of which turn out to be no so nice at all!



4. I was disappointed in the book because of the duplications throughout. Most entries I had already come across on the web. It's also missing a big chunk of the wedding market that resides in the Frederick, Maryland area. It makes me wonder if this isn't just advertisements for those who were willing to pay to have their businesses listed.

No comments about Rand McNally Staunton/ Waynesboro, Virginia Champion Map (Champion Maps).