New Reading Material

[PARAGON]

Originally Posted by DRTYFN

Where'd you pick that up? Any others(i.e. Moab, Rubicon, Oregon, NoCal)?

It's the book we all had in Moab. It's about 10 years old though. We need to re-make a book based on Hummers going through the trails.

[GLBLWARMR]

Originally Posted by PARAGON

It's the book we all had in Moab. It's about 10 years old though. We need to re-make a book based on Hummers going through the trails.

That is a guaranteed way to get published. I've seen books like that done with dive sites. With all the pictures and descriptions of how to get to the dive sites, the descriptions of the entry points and what to expect to see while diving. That would be a great idea for all of the trails of a particular location. Doing a road trip style book with restaurants, lodging, trails and descriptions of all of it.

[BlueHUMMERH2]

Had I stayed in Colorado, I thought about working on a Hummer book out there for the trails, because I was unhappy in some ways with the books that are out for Colorado (one being in this series). My idea was somewhat different than what these books do, but I'll keep that to myself in case I ever want to persue it... I had compiled a few notes, but never got very far before I came back East. I think someone should do it. It's probably a worthwhile endeavor.

I think I found my books on Amazon.com BTW. They're a lot cheaper that way.

[ROX]

Originally Posted by PARAGON

We need to re-make a book based on Hummers going through the trails.

Be sure and let me know how that goes, K? If you need any trails clarified, be sure and give me a call.

[Sewie]

I've got the ones for Moab and NorCal. Both books have been pretty helpful but the mileage did seem to be off a bit in the Moab one.

[KenP]

Z, I guess that's the passenger seat in the cross country family cruising towing machine. Does the seat have heat and massage for the little lady?