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Brown on Green
The Green Guide to Quebec joins quite a row of Green Guides which I began buying in 1959 in France. This guide has the expected historical and practical discussion of the areas in question plus it unexpectedly has some brief discussions of local foods and restaurants of the areas. Since I am still in the planning stage for this trip, my review doesn't come from personal...
Published on March 13, 2007 by Robert Brown
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Not helpful, not well organized.
The green guide has a lot of information on history of the churches - but very little on hotels and restaurants. While I might go to a church, I have to find a hotel. It's organized in alphabetical order, rather than by region. This means that areas that areas in the very far north might appear on an adjacent pages to a town on the US border. You need to know...
Published on July 29, 2006 by Eye on the world
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Brown on Green,
This review is from: Michelin the Green Guide Quebec (Michelin Green Guides) (Paperback)
The Green Guide to Quebec joins quite a row of Green Guides which I began buying in 1959 in France. This guide has the expected historical and practical discussion of the areas in question plus it unexpectedly has some brief discussions of local foods and restaurants of the areas. Since I am still in the planning stage for this trip, my review doesn't come from personal judgement of the Guide's coverage of the material it professes to cover but I remain happy with it.
1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Not helpful, not well organized.,
By Eye on the world (Costa Rica) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Michelin the Green Guide Quebec (Michelin Green Guides) (Paperback)
The green guide has a lot of information on history of the churches - but very little on hotels and restaurants. While I might go to a church, I have to find a hotel.It's organized in alphabetical order, rather than by region. This means that areas that areas in the very far north might appear on an adjacent pages to a town on the US border. You need to know the place names in your area and skip through the entire book to find the areas relevant to your itinerary. |
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Michelin THE GREEN GUIDE Quebec, 3e (THE GREEN GUIDE) by Michelin Staff (Paperback - November 1, 1998)
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