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October 2nd, 2003, 06:18 AM
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East Coast Oz guidebook
The question is frequently asked here about a guide book for the East Coast
of Australia - I stumbled upon the following at the LP site and would suggest that it might be useful - East Coast Australia 1st Edition October 2002 Verity Campbell AUS$29.70 Finally, a guide to Australia's most popular coastal route. We show you all the country retreats, ancient rainforests and cheesy attractions from multicultural Melbourne right up to remote, tropical Cooktown. -- Tony Bailey Mercury Travel Books 
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October 2nd, 2003, 10:24 AM
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East Coast Oz guidebook
"Tony Bailey"
The question is frequently asked here about a guide book for the East Coast of Australia - I stumbled upon the following at the LP site and would suggest that it might be useful - East Coast Australia 1st Edition October 2002 Verity Campbell AUS$29.70 Finally, a guide to Australia's most popular coastal route. We show you all the country retreats, ancient rainforests and cheesy attractions from multicultural Melbourne right up to remote, tropical Cooktown. It's HORRIBLE!!! I was stupid enough to fall for it... :-( I cannot believe they'd put something like that on the market! Seriously, you're WAY better off with the big Australia guide if you don't want to buy one for every state! Anette
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October 2nd, 2003, 01:16 PM
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East Coast Oz guidebook
Anette wrote:
[ LP guide East Coast Australia] It's HORRIBLE!!! I was stupid enough to fall for it... :-( I cannot believe they'd put something like that on the market! Seriously, you're WAY better off with the big Australia guide if you don't want to buy one for every state! *What* is 'horrible' about it, especially compared to the "big Australia [LP] guide"? The LP guides have a somewhat particular format, and few pictures, but I consider them very good, especially in preparation of a trip.
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October 2nd, 2003, 02:49 PM
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East Coast Oz guidebook
"Frank Slootweg"
Anette wrote: [ LP guide East Coast Australia] It's HORRIBLE!!! I was stupid enough to fall for it... :-( I cannot believe they'd put something like that on the market! Seriously, you're WAY better off with the big Australia guide if you don't want to buy one for every state! *What* is 'horrible' about it, especially compared to the "big Australia [LP] guide"? The LP guides have a somewhat particular format, and few pictures, but I consider them very good, especially in preparation of a trip It's just generally SO bad compared to all other LP guides. Been using them quite a bit and that East Coast guide is REALLY bad, trust me on this one :-) Even if the big guide is BIG, it's a gazilion times better! Anette
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