[at-l] guide books

[rrubin@atconf.org (Robert Rubin)]

Depends on what you want to carry. I carried maps, torn-out pages of the
guidebooks for each section, so I'd learn something about the areas I was
hiking through, and pages from one of the off-trail guides, so I could plan
my town stops. I didn't carry the Data Book.

--Rhymin' Worm

 At 11:08 PM -0600 1/7/01, Billie H. Cleek wrote:
>I'm considering what books/maps combination to buy. I have Wingfoot's book
>(last thing I'll ever buy from that man, and I bought it before I'd
>resolved to never support him), and I know I want the ATC maps, but I'm
>curious if I also need the ATC Data book, and what about the
>state-by-state books. Obviously I don't need all, but what combination is
>preferred?
>
>Thanks as always,
>Cleek
>
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