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5 comments about Lighthouses of Virginia: The Quick and Easy Guide to All Virginia Lighthouses.

1. Mr.Zaccaria presented the finest details of the Virginia Lighthouses. Even after spending four years maintaining some of the lighthouses listed, I learned a great deal about them after reading this book. Truely an amazing display of history.



2. This book is a must for all lighthouse enthusiasts! It is an enjoyable book to read, and very informative. I recently took it on a "lighthouse hunt" while on vacation, and found the directions to be very accurate and helpful. If you have not already done so, you must make this a part of your lighthouse library!



3. I would like to commend Mr. Zaccaria on a wonderful job of showing us, up close, the beautiful lighthouses of Virginia. In the last few years, I have become an avid lighthouse fan. I have been able to see several of the lighthouses mentioned in the book, and I find them just as beautiful and interesting as the book describes.I recommend this book to anyone interested in lighthouses.



4. This reference of Virginia's lighthouses will be indispensable anyone wanting to locate, study or identify lighthouses. It's concise format makes it possible to carry or store while traveling or keep within reach on boats,cars or aircraft. This colorful book will probably become a valuable rare collectors item, since it freezes in time a valuable set of pictures of both the interior and exterior of all the lighthouses in Virginia at publication. As I am retired U.S.Navy I have an acute interest and respect for historic documents related to maritime history.



5. What a great book to curl up with and explore! It's like a virtual vacation. I'm ready to call my travel agent.

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1 comments about Virginia Beach/norfolk City Slicker.

1. If you're looking for a great map of small sections of Norfolk and Virginia Beach, buy this. If you're looking for a map of Norfolk and Virginia Beach, don't! The map is described as Virginia Beach/Norfolk City Streets and Metro Roads. What it doesn't say anywhere is this: The maps cover downtown Norfolk and from from the end of I-564 on the west to I-64 as the east border of the map including most of the airport. North to south, it includes the Chesapeake Bay to south of the Elizabeth River. It also covers Virginia Beach east of US 13 (doesn't include it though) to the shore. North to south, it includes Cape Henry to Oceana Naval Air Station. It leaves out everything inbetween including most of Little Creek--almost six miles between the two maps. No good for those of us going to Little Creek which is part of Virginia Beach.

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