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Name: OFF THE BEATEN PATH : WISCONSIN A Guide to Unique Places
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Título Wisconsin Off the Beaten Path, 7th
Autor Martin Hintz; Daniel Hintz
Encuadernación Tapa blanda
Edición 7th
Páginas 187
Editorial Globe Pequot
Fecha de publicación June 1, 2004
ISBN 9780762729692

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Martin Hintz has been a travel writer for three decades, with more than sixty books and hundreds of magazine and newspaper articles to his credit. His resume includes several entries in Children's Press's" America the Beautiful and Enchantment of the World" series, writing about many states and countries. He is also the author of Globe Pequot's "Fun with the Family in Wisconsin."
Daniel Hintz is an experienced world traveler who lived for a time in the former Soviet Union and Venezuela. He is also a poet, filmmaker, and drama teacher and lives in Seattle.

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OFF THE BEATEN PATH : WISCONSIN A Guide to Unique Places

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ISBN 10 / ISBN 13

9780762729692 / 0762729694

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Mistymornin Books

Shell Lake, Wisconsin, United States

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Insiders' Guide. New. 2004. Paperback. 0762729694 . 14 oz.; 187 pages; New PB 7th ED unread/unmarked slight shelf wear. Uncover secluded hideaways in Wisconsin. Check out a 67-foot-high tree made of wagon wheels; view the world's largest four-sided clock, the biggest penny, and most massive loon; and wander among 200 concrete statues of cowboys, Native Americans, animals, and other items at Wisconsin Concrete Park in Phillips. .