This book seems to be written for advanced amateurs with a quite professional equipment. It's also a good starting for the young astronomer.

This book is an eye-opener in terms of the ecclesiology represented by Moltmann and opening a 'debate' with the other choice: Hauerwas and Willimon. Read this one and then read the book: Resident Aliens: life in the Christian Colony. Good stuff!

People who seem extraordinary really started off just like the rest of us, but a passion gripped them and pushed them to greatness. Were this fiction you would consider it a good African adventure read. But true it is. Klobuchar weaves the unvarnished story of a missionary family drawn to work among the Maasai in East Africa. To paraphrase the author at one point, not all of this book represents saints in action. Dave and Eunie Simonson are simply people with a passion to serve -- a passion that sometimes gets them into trouble, but one that always serves the extraordinary people to whom they minister. Happily, while the book ended, the ministry of the Simonsons endures. I have to keep purchasing this book, as my copy always seems to disappear to friends or family who enjoy the reassurance that much is really right in a world that produces Simonsons and the missionary families who minister to us all.

This book is only for those interested in organized, family- oriented, recreational naturism in campgrounds and resorts around the U.S. If you are looking for any information on beaches or other areas to go naked, this is NOT the book for you! What little information about nude beaches that is included is woefully inadequate, so don't be fooled by the cover!

Not really detailed enough to help -- several web sights that give you this much or more info on these places -- and they are FREE -- but if you want something to travel with (as I did) -- then by all means -- take it along -- just call ahead to be sure things have not changed too much --

a member of AANR

I've got the 20th edition, haven't used it yet but it seems reasonably thorough. For your money you get a travel guide that covers just about everything briefly without being too wordy. You do not get a picture book although there are some, generally small, photographs not of the pornographic sort of people and of some of the sites. I do wish that they did a better job of telling which resorts and clubs admit singles. At least you get websites, email and mail addresses and phone numbers to contact each location.