1,000 Places to See in the U.S.A. & Canada Before You Die | Patricia Schultz

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	1,000 Places to See in the U.S.A. & Canada Before You Die Patricia Schultz Workman Publishing Company, 2007 - 1200 pages average customer review:based on 60 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Great addition to the original classic

Like many readers, I had the same reaction to the original "1,000 Places to See Before You Die." I'm not sure I'll ever get to South America or Central Africa and was looking more for interesting things around where I live. For example, in my home state of Iowa, there was only one item in the original book, which was definitely undervaluing the hub of America's heartland.

The new book has a wealth of interesting, unique and special places in the U.S. and Canada that I can now access on my next road-trip.

This is a great read and a good value.

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Great ideas!

I purchased this book for my father, who is newly retired. While visiting him the other day, I glanced through the book to see check marks listed beside places that he has been. Not only that....my mom and dad have a trip planned to the Western U.S. and have used this book as a planning guide. My dad is so excited that he will be able to check off 4 more places after the trip!

Not Enough Stuff

I know there are so many places to see in the US and Canada, but this book really didn't do many places justice.

Just to name a couple....according to the book there is nothing to see in Florida north of Tampa. Have you never been to Pensacola? Seen McGuire's Restaurant, the Vietnam Memorial, The Air Museum. How about Flora-bama on the Florida-Alabama line. How about southern Illinois, have you ever been to Garden of the Gods? Shawnee National Forest, stayed at the lockmaster quarters on the Mississippi in Glocanda?

I realize, there are a thousand places to see in each state, but how many people can afford a trip to Charlie Trotter's in Chicago?

Just my opinion....

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