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<blockquote data-quote="MJB" data-source="post: 3253253" data-attributes="member: 88928"><p>Andy,</p><p>I've used this one (a second edition or version, I think) in 2011 and found it reliable for nearly all the sites that we visited on a round-Oz drive. Where it wasn't reliable was mostly in that changes had occurred after the book went to print, and we could usually work around these; can't blame the book for that!</p><p></p><p>One oddity was that some captions on a few maps or in a few site accounts appeared to have been written and applied by someone who was left/right east/west challenged: <em>eg </em>the instructions indicated a left turn, when it was a right turn; some captions on an opaque background were positioned across vital details on the maps. However, this problem was confined to only two of the maps we used.</p><p></p><p>It was a very useful book, and best when used in conjunction with Oz members of Bird Forum, who were terrific during our stay.</p><p>MJB</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MJB, post: 3253253, member: 88928"] Andy, I've used this one (a second edition or version, I think) in 2011 and found it reliable for nearly all the sites that we visited on a round-Oz drive. Where it wasn't reliable was mostly in that changes had occurred after the book went to print, and we could usually work around these; can't blame the book for that! One oddity was that some captions on a few maps or in a few site accounts appeared to have been written and applied by someone who was left/right east/west challenged: [I]eg [/I]the instructions indicated a left turn, when it was a right turn; some captions on an opaque background were positioned across vital details on the maps. However, this problem was confined to only two of the maps we used. It was a very useful book, and best when used in conjunction with Oz members of Bird Forum, who were terrific during our stay. MJB [/QUOTE]
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