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Posted by: thecanoeman Posted on: Mar 18^th, 2007 at 10:20pm	Quote
They have the same basic information. However, the Beymer books have many more routes. if I were you I definitely would get the Beymer book. I have many books on this area and the Beymer book is the first one I look through when planning a trip.

Posted by: L.T.sully - Ex Member Posted on: Mar 18^th, 2007 at 9:03pm	Quote
I have yet to get any of the Beymer guide books. I have the Pauly book and like it. Are these two similar in any way? Should I get the Beymer books to help plan for future trips? I enjoy reading about all the different routes you can take so is it good just for dreaming about a trip? So should I get the beymer books or be satisfied with the Pauly books?

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