I found this book to be more informative than the Milepost, as it is better organized and shows campgrounds and facilities that are of interest to those people who are planning to camp with RV or tent.

The book shows all campgrounds in each section of road traveled and also describes activities that are available in the area. It is informative and clearly written with excellent directions for locating attractions. Though I have not been to Alaska yet, I did show this book to fellow travelers who have used the Milepost and it was met with enthusiastic response.

This is a Wonderful book about a giant Sequoia Tree in California. The book is beautifully illustrated and tells of the beginning of life from a small seed, to the over 2000 years of life the giant tree must endure. From a small seed taking life, a "Time Line of World History" is also displayed along the bottom of each page. We found this book originally in a bookstore at the Sequoia National Park Visitors in California. Although this book is intented for younger children, it has an underlying message for adults. My children, and my family enjoy reading this short story over and over again.

This is a great Guide to Kings River Canyon to Northern Sequoia. It includes trails, history, geology, ecology, campsites, trees, wildflowers, animals and an updated USGA plastic topographic map.

This book offers a very unique look into a part of Kenya's history, wildlife, and the connection that can be made between us and the "other" animals. Daphne Sheldrick offers wise words in this book. It is also packed with inspiration and humour. This is a must read book if you can get your hands on it.

An excellent guide to Tuolumne Meadows. Everything you want to know is here. I was a little concerned glancing through the guide when everything was rated PG or above till I realized that the guide doesn't use the G rating. I guess PG stands for 'pretty good.'

Suspend disbelief, the master of illusion has again struck, using his medium of photography. Jerry Uelsmann has created worlds that can only exist in the minds of dreamers. This is a must for the seekers of illusions made real through photographic proof. Here is reality for dreams of a dreamer.

Unity Temple is a National Treasure and it is treated as such by Mr. Siry. His research is unrivlaed in Wright circles and his writing is clear and concise. All aspects of the design and execution are included and discussed in a complete manner.

One only wishes that there were more, large color photographs to parallel the excellent writing. Would there be a second eiition with them? If one is really interested in the subject and not just the images, this is the book for you.

I have used this book in the past and found it to be a wonderful resource. The gentleman who wrote the book used to work there and it is filled with fantastic tips on which rides to go on first etc. The only problem with this book is that it does not include Islands of Adventure. Since I am hoping to go there again I looked to see if he had written an update, unfortunately that was not the case. However, if you plan to skip Islands of Adventure this is THE book to own.

This is a terrific book on the University - the photographs
are nothing short of amazing. Mr. Adelman is to be con
gratulated on his execution of this idea. Everyone who has
attended this school should own this book - it will bring back
fond memories. I hope we can look for more volumes on
other schools.

This guide book is so much better than Trailer Life or Woodall's.
The campground inspections were done without the owner's knowledge and there is no advertising. You want the best camp site, and with this book, you can skip all the ads and biased write-ups
and go right to the best campground. The information given for
each campground is much more complete and easy to read, unlike
the other campground directories.