<p>At each of the campgrounds in this book, depending on the amenities available, I tried to consider the broad spectrum of campers, from those who need nothing more than a ground cloth and a sleeping bag, through the rank and files to those at the top of the comfort chain in bus-size motor homes with two bedrooms and 1 1/2 baths. A commong round for campers within these extremes is an appreciation of scenery, wildlife, natural and historic wonders, and outdoor recreation including fishing, hiking, hunting, biking, and bird-watching. All these things entered into my selection of Arizona's 144 Best Campgrounds. So whether you are a novice or an old hand, enjoy little more than a sleeping bag beneath a ceiling of stars or require a 40-foot RV, you'll find a nubmer of campgrounds in this book that you will enjoy as some of Arizona's best.</p>

Arizona's 144 Best Campgrounds

Travel

Tallon, James

Food, Lodging & Transportation

Arizona Highways Books

Arizona Highways

Running the Sheets

<p>Running the Sheets is a collection of 24 inter-connected stories that recount the experiences of a young boy and his family at a seasonal fi shing lodge on the shores of Newboro Lake, part of the Rideau System near Kingston, Ontario. The stories are set between 1968 and 1979, mainly in the summer months. There is a little local history, a fair amount of 1970s pop culture but mostly the stories focus on the summer time experiences of a fairly naive young boy who has a front-row seat for some bizarre and unexpected events, some happy, some life-threatening, some humourous, some dangerous, some poignant and some sad. Highlights include exploding boats, drunken midgets, first loves, bad haircuts, streakers, a bank robbery, fi sticuffs and a go-cart accident.</p>

Humor & Entertainment

Humor

Xlibris

Running the Sheets is a collection of 24 inter-connected stories that recount the experiences of a young boy and his family at a seasonal fi shing lodge on the shores of Newboro Lake, part of the Rideau System near Kingston, Ontario. The stories are set between 1968 and 1979, mainly in the summer months. There is a little local history, a fair amount of 1970s pop culture but mostly the stories focus on the summer time experiences of a fairly naive young boy who has a front-row seat for some bizarre and unexpected events, some happy, some life-threatening, some humourous, some dangerous, some poignant and some sad. Highlights include exploding boats, drunken midgets, first loves, bad haircuts, streakers, a bank robbery, fi sticuffs and a go-cart accident.

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