1 comments about American Map Southern New Hampshire: Street Atlas.

1. This is one of the easiest street atlas's that I have ever seen to find your way around. This atlas has a lot of details with city hall's, post offices, and other useful information in bold red so you can find the things that you need. It is clear and conscience and with this you should be able to find just about anywhere you wish to go. This is a must have for any traveler who doesn't know the area.

No comments about Trails Illustrated Presidential Range Gorham Topographic: White Mountain National Forest New Hampshire/Maine, USA.

No comments about Crawford Notch-Sandwich Range/Moosilauke-Kinsman: White Mountain Guide Map.

1 comments about American Map Western Massachusetts Street Atlas: Berkshire, Franklin, Hampden, Hampshire Counties (Western Massachusetts Street Atlas).

1. I've just recently moved up to the northeast and this map has been invaluable to getting around. the spiral bound spine makes it easy to use in the car.

1 comments about New Hampshire Street & Road Atlas (American Map).

1. Finally a comprehensive map book of all of New Hampshire. Like all American Map products, it is well put together and easy to read. Important tourist destinations are highlighted. Now if American Maps can just do one book for all of Ct. all will be convered in New England.

1 comments about AMC Presidential Range Map, White Mountains, New Hampshire: Includes detailed map of Northern Presidentials and hiking information (Appalachian Mountain Club: White Mountains Trail Map).

1. Part of the Appalachian Mountain Club's White Mountain Trail Maps series, this particular map covers the Presidential Range in northern New Hampshire. One side of the map displays the area south of Route 2, including the Great Gulf, Mts Madison through Washington, and the area south and east of Mt. Jackson. An inset provides detail on the plateau around the top of Mt. Washington. The back of the map provides a close-up look at the northern Presidentials, including the myriad of trails that run down from the ridge between Mt. Jefferson and Mt. Madison down to Route 2.
   
   The map is printed in color at 1:42240 scale for the large map and at 1:20000 or better for the two insets. The map sheet is waterproof, tear-resistant, and just the right size to be stuffed into a pocket or rucksack. The detail is excellent, including distances on major trail segements. This map is intended to be used with the detail trail descriptions in the AMC White Mountain Guide 28th edition.
   
   This map is absolutely essential to safe and purposeful hiking in the Presidential Range of the White Mountains, where weathers conditions can take away visibility and reduce hikers to careful route-finding by map and compass. It is very highly recommended to hikes and other visitors to the Presidential Range.

1 comments about AMC Franconia-Pemigewasset Map, White Mountains, New Hampshire: Includes detailed maps of Franconia Notch State Park and Waterville Valley, as well as ... Mountain Club: White Mountains Trail Map).

1. The Appalachian Mountain Club's latest hiking maps of the White Mountains of New Hampshire include this 1:40000 scale edition covering the ridgelines East and West of Interstate 93 near Franconia Notch, along with the Pemigewasset Wilderness area and the high ground North and South of the Kancamagus Highway as far East as Mount Passaconway.
   
   The superbly detailed maps provide terrain relief, locations of established trails, and distances along major trail segments. The back of the map has inset closeups of Franconia Notch State Park and of Waterville Valley. The maps are in color on waterproof and tear-resistant paper, and are perfectly sized to be shoved into the side pocket of a pair of hiking pants. They are meant to be used in conjunction with the detailed trail descriptions found in the AMC White Mountain Guide, now in its 28th edition.
   
   This map and the others published by AMC are absolutely essential for safe and purposeful hiking in the spectacular White Mountains and are very highly recommended to hikers of every level of ability.

1 comments about American Map New England: Road Atlas: Connecticut - Massachusetts - Rhode Island - Maine - New Hampshire - Vermont (American Map).

1. This book was great for helping us get around the interstates and highways. It doesn't have much in the way of smaller town road maps making getting around in small New England towns a bit more cumbersome. But I do recommend the book for anyone planning a trip to multiple New England states.

5 comments about Without a Map: A Memoir.

1. This sad, yet inspirational memoir is moving and beautifully written. You won't be able to put it down and it will make you think long and hard about teenage pregnancy, abortion,and adoption. Meredith Hall tells her dysfunctional story with emotion and a small amount of well deserved self-pity. Some memoirs of late are written with such little emotion despite their sadness that I have felt the author was removed from their own story. Not so with Hall, she lets you feel her profound sadness and range of emotions and you will be so grateful that she included you in this amazing story.



2. of Hall's ... That's How the Light Gets In: Memoir of a Psychiatrist by Susan Rako, M.D. The title comes from a song by Leonard Cohen, "There is a crack, a crack in everything. That's how the light gets in." True for Hall, true for Rako, and true for all of us. Rako's book is really fascinating, insightful, and wonderfully well-written. The writing simply flows.



3. without a Map, captured how some women live their lives wondering every secound what happened to their child which was given up for adoptions.



4. Without a Map: A Memoir Meredith Hall is so young and so unprepared for motherhood at the age of sixteen. In 1965 pregnancy out of marriage was so taboo. No one came to this girl's assistance. Everyone shunned her - parents, school, community and church. She has spent her whole adult life searching and the events of her life are forever influenced by that incident. This book lends iself to discussions of so many topics( relationships, identity, the sixties vs the present, adoption, and survival to name only a few.



5. Did not like it. Writer seems to bounce from story to story. I could not really get into this book and ended up reading two other books in between. This book will probably end up on my yard sale box:(

3 comments about New Hampshire Atlas and Gazetteer : Topographic Maps of the.

1. This atlas is fabulous for driving around the back roads of New Hampshire. It has the names and route numbers of every single road in the entire state, even dirt roads, even indicates which is which. It is not very helpful for roads in cities or large towns, showing only the main ones. But in addition to that it lists canoe trips, state parks, every single private campground in the state, tons of hiking trails (in detail), national forests, snowmobile trails, downhill and cross-country skiing centers, some biking trails, fishing spots (in great detail), museums, historic sites, natural features, the arts, golf courses, covered bridges. Absolutely essential for exploring New Hampshire.



2. I highly recommend this atlas book. It has large maps, easy to use symbols, it loaded with colors and highly useful and interesting information. This atlas depicts all roads both big and small and tons of other useful information. It's nice to to look at different areas and discover new routes and attractions. I'm going leave this one in the car for all around reference and driving assistance when in a pinch.



3. I always buy a Gazatteer when going hiking in a new state. The New Hampshire version is as helpful as the other states that I have. I like the trail detail and the elevation markings.