100,000 Miles: A Driving Diva's Guide to America

Natasha Yefimova — Thu, 29 Nov 2007 02:34:34 +0000

The publisher says: In recent years Gerry Hempel Davis has logged over 100,000 miles on America's highways and byways, stumbling upon sites that range from the trancendent to the ridiculous. Listed here are hundreds of her favorite resorts, spas, hotels, parks, diners, B&Bs, and shops. There's also many other less-easily classified attractions both grand and gauche, as small as a roadside fruit stand and as large as the Waldorf Astoria. Have a yen to see an ostrich farm while toodling along Arizona's Route 10? An urge to shop while leaving Birmingham, AL? A lust for consignment shops in the Florida Keys? Davis did too, and with style and wit she lets readers know where to stop and where to not. A Zagat for the inner Zingaro, 100,000 Miles covers places familiar and foreign, in the process offering fresh and fun perspectives on everything from hot springs to five-star hotels, bakeries to toy factories, bookshops to cowboy museums.

Details:
Title: 100,000 Miles: A Driving Diva's Guide to America's One-of-a-Kind Shopping, Eating, Touring and Sleeping Places
Publisher: Moonlight Publishing, LLC
Pub. date: Jan. 25, 2008
Author: Gerry Hempel Davis
Paperback; 352 pages
List price: $17.95
ISBN-10: 0977960331
ISBN-13: 978-0977960330

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100,000 Miles: A Driving Diva's Guide to America