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Between the fitfully brilliant Bringing It All Back Home and the sprawling masterwork that is Blonde on Blonde, Highway 61 Revisited stands as the defining moment in both Dylan?s career and the musical evolution of the mid-1960s. But beyond its place in history, Highway 61 works because of its enduring emotional appeal. Few songwriters before Dylan or since have combined so effectively the intensely personal with the spectacularly universal. In this incisive book, Mark Polizzott (more…)

Oregon Coast Immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of the Oregon’s most spectacular beaches and coves. Big Sur Experience the many moods of California’s famed Big Sur, with its dramatic vistas and shimmering coastline. Mendocino Coast Sink into a deep relaxed state as you experience the beauty of the sun setting into the vast Pacific Ocean.

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Review

If you’ve ever dreamed of riding part or all of the Pacific Coast this is a great source of information. — The Cascadian

This is a book to inspire dreams of rolling adventure. — San Francisco Chronicle

[A] no-holds-barred look at doing the mighty coast highway on two wheels. — Oregonian

[T]his comprehensive guide will help you down the road. –Adventure Sports Journal

More than a meticulously detailed route, this i (more…)

From Publishers Weekly

The Lincoln Highway, conceived by an automotive accessories manufacturer named Carl Fisher in 1912, was hardly a highway by today’s standards. It was more a web of existing roads and short stretches of new construction, all dotted with visible road markers, that finally gave motorists a single route to follow from New York to California. Before its inception, motorists, few as they were, would often have to take old wagon trails, especially in the West, and (more…)

Review

If you’ve ever dreamed of riding part or all of the Pacific Coast this is a great source of information. — The Cascadian

This is a book to inspire dreams of rolling adventure. — San Francisco Chronicle

[A] no-holds-barred look at doing the mighty coast highway on two wheels. — Oregonian

[T]his comprehensive guide will help you down the road. –Adventure Sports Journal

More than a meticulously detailed route, this i (more…)

Pacific Coast HighwayBefore gridlocked freeways and jumbo jets, the West Coast was a region of friendly towns and secluded coves, with 1,800 miles of winding and scenic roadway. It still is!Join Tom Snyder for another two-land adventure–from California’s strands and the tumbled shoreline of Oregon, through Washington’s lush rain forests. Detailed directions make traveling either up or down the coast easy.Explore more than 390 special plaes, like Port Townsend, where Snow Fall (more…)

Between the fitfully brilliant Bringing It All Back Home and the sprawling masterwork that is Blonde on Blonde, Highway 61 Revisited stands as the defining moment in both Dylan?s career and the musical evolution of the mid-1960s. But beyond its place in history, Highway 61 works because of its enduring emotional appeal. Few songwriters before Dylan or since have combined so effectively the intensely personal with the spectacularly universal. In this incisive book, Mark Polizzot (more…)