The book was originally destined for print publication, but we eventually decided to create a set of three CD-ROMs. At first we thought of CDs only as a way to publish economically, but we quickly became excited by the potential of cycling guides in digital form. We have been able to include hundreds of color photos and scores of maps without adding significantly to the cost. You can view the entire book on screen and then print only what is needed for a particular trip. A version without color photos is also included on each CD for economical printing. If you wish, you can print just the directions and maps, or only the maps you need and the cue sheets that accompany them. Creating these cycling guides was a labor of love for us. Although we are U.S. citizens, our first real home as a married couple was on Prince Edward Island, all three of our sons were born there, and the Maritimes have a special place in our hearts. Cycling again in the Maritimes for this book, enjoying the glorious scenery and seeing old friends, has been a joyful experience for us, as we hope it will be for you.
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To Order Biking
the Maritimes
Biking PEI, Biking Nova Scotia, and Biking New Brunswick are available at $20 U.S. each or $50 for the complete set of three. Shipping and handling to the U.S. or Canada are an additional $3 for one disc, $4 for the set. You can purchase Biking the Maritimes discs online with a major credit card, or you can print and mail an order form with your enclosed check or money order. In either case, your discs will be sent by first class U.S. mail within 48 hours of receipt of your order. Click here to vist our order page. If
you have questions or would like additional information, call Wally
or Barbara at (802) 765-4581
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About the Authors Wally
and Barbara Smith are the authors of Bicycling
Cuba. Wally is a former teacher, newspaper and radio reporter,
and has led tours for Bike Vermont for 15 years. Barbara has cycled
in the U.S., Mexico, Cuba, and Canada. The Smiths lived for years in
the Maritimes, on Prince Edward Island. They have also lived in Zimbabwe,
Africa, and are now settled in South Strafford, Vermont.
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