We had guests staying here last night who are advocates of the R.S. Europe book. As they were obviously NOT following your advice, I commented on the fact. They bought it for the SPANISH part of their trip, I was told!! :-)
Posted by
Des Moines, IA
2193 posts
Which piece of advice was not being followed...using a guidebook for another country when in France?
Posted by
San Pedro, California
100 posts
Jeez Louise:.....
Posted by
Northamptonshire, England
33859 posts
What's the question?
Posted by
Vernon, Canada
32353 posts
Roger, I'm assuming the book you're referring to is Rick's "Best of Europe"? That provides general information on all the spots that Rick covers in his books, but it's certainly not the best choice for specific information on one country. It would have been a better choice for them to buy the RS "Spain" Guidebook.
Posted by
OP
Monein, Pyrenees, France
425 posts
As the "smiley" at the end of the message suggested, that was humour. I don't think the book covers this part of France, hence the word "rebels". But they were still having a good trip! :-)(again)
Posted by
L'Occitanie, France
10633 posts
Thanks for clearing this up Roger. It sounds like they made a good choice visiting your "hinterlands" truly off the beaten path.