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A Fabulous Dream Book For Hawaii-lovers!
shaka, brah
Excellent Coffee Table Book!

Excellent guide for book lovers!
An invaluable take-along tote for bibliophiles!
Essential guide for bibliophiles & antiquarian book dealers.

Strafers and Parafrags
Best war documentary I've read yet.
An exciting and important historical document.

Very Informational
Great tool for women anywhere!
Extremely Informative............

Harvest Party Prizewinner!
One of the best lamb recipes on the planet!!!!
Info on B & B's, scrumptious recipes, artistically presented

Made my vacation!My only disappointment is the newly built bridge near Elowah Falls that ruins the natural beauty of the falls... (not the author's fault).
Very good
Never be lost again! :)The book gives great detail and levels of the waterfalls quality, difficultly of the hike and much more. It even teaches you on how to determine the type of waterfall that you are viewing.
Mr. Plumb is the ultimate Mountaineer, and shows it through this amazing book. I call it my, "Waterfall Bible".
I highly recommend it for all your searches for waterfalls, and even some that you didn't know existed -- great for picinics, extremists, photographers, and for those just in awe of their beauty!
Don't pass this up, and at such a great price!


Easy and yummy recipes
The "gotta' have" seafood book for West Coast dwellers
Easy to follow - Outstanding TasteGreat recipes for every day or special entertaining occasions.


Enchanting and imaginative!
What a lovely book.
It's so hard to find a good children's book like this

"A must for residents and tourists alike"
The "ultimate" tour guide!
Essential reading for visitors to Monterey County, CA.

100 Hikes in CA Central Sierra...This book is geared more towards the serious hiker/BPer, not the 2 mile family dayhike type.
I have done about 10 of the listed hikes and have found the info accurate.
One note: Some of the kiosks they list to get wilderness permits are no longer in operation. To be safe, plan on getting wilderness permits at the ranger station.
Excellent guide to backpacking highlights of the SierraThe book is also very durable - mine has fallen in rivers, gotten scrunched against rocks, been boiled and frozen and is still perfectly serviceable.
For anyone who is trying to get their head around the central Sierra and identify some good trips - this is the ideal book.