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Thursday, 26 October 2006
The Traveling Woman: Great Tips for Safe and Healthy Trips
  • RC 53794
    Catherine Comer 
    Describes how women can plan, book, pack for, and enjoy business or pleasure trips with efficiency and safety as top priorities. 
Finding Wheels: A Curriculum for Non-drivers with Visual Impairments for Gaining Control of Transportation Needs
  • RC 57825
    Anne Lesley Corn
    Presents multifaceted program addressing emotional and physical travel-related issues for adults with visual impairments who may or may not have additional mild disabilities.
Barrier-Free Travel: A Nuts and Bolts Guide for Wheelers and Slow Walkers
  • RC 56626
    Candy Harrington 
    A self-help guide on traveling for people with mobility disabilities. Discusses access rules and laws, and what to expect on trips by plane, bus, train, or cruise ship.
Fodor’s Exploring Canada
  • RC 54992 
    Tim Jepson
    Brief description of the history and culture of the world's second largest country, America's northern neighbor.
There’s No Toilet Paper on the Road Less Traveled: The Best of Travel Humor and Misadventure
  • RC 58588
    Doug Lansky
    Twenty-six writers relate embarrassing, frustrating, comical, but certainly memorable moments from their sojourns abroad.
Hidden Disneyland and Beyond: Including Disney’s California Adventure, Universal Studios Hollywood, Six Flags California, Knott’s Berry Farm, Sea
World, and the San Diego Zoo & Wild Animal Park
  • RC 55125
    Lisa Oppenheimer
    A family-oriented vacation guide with itineraries for traditional attractions and recommendations for "hidden" locales, restaurants, and hotels that might be overlooked by visitors.
How to Travel: A Guidebook for Persons with a Disability
    • RC 57909 
      Fred Rosen
      A travel consultant for people with special needs outlines options for transportation, accommodations, dining out, and cruises.
Blue Plate Specials & Blue Ribbon Chefs: The Heart and Soul of America’s Great Roadside Restaurants
    • RC 57410 
      Jane Stern
      Celebrated food writers travel across the country to find the tastiest down-home dishes America's blue-collar chefs have to offer.
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